The main treatments for varicose veins.
- Eliminate venous stagnation. Normalizes blood flow in the extremities by stimulating blood vessel valves. The first thing to address is the treatment issue.
- Blood rheological properties are normalized. Liquid connective tissue is often too thick. The goal of treatment is to normalize its mobility.
- Prevent the formation of blood clots. This problem can be solved by using the same approach, as the blood will become thinner and the likelihood of thromboembolism will be reduced.
- Relieve local inflammation symptoms. Later stages of varicose veins manifest as mild inflammation. Pain and discomfort occur as a result.
- Relieve other symptoms (itching, burning, heaviness in legs) as part of treatment. Use apple cider vinegar, traditional vinegar, etc.
- Relieve local swelling (occurs due to local venous stagnation and hemodynamic disturbances; use of diuretics is pointless).
The most effective recipes for treating varicose veins in legs
Nettle Quick Decoction for Treating Varicose Veins on the Legs
Using propolis and bee products to treat varicose veins: a recipe
Treat with potato juice
Tomato, cabbage and beet juice for healing
Chestnut Alcohol Tincture for Varicose Veins
Essential oils for treating varicose veins in legs
apple cider vinegar
Acacia Tincture Fights Varicose Veins
Contraindications and precautions
- Nettle is not suitable for use by patients with allergic reactions. Rashes, hives, and other immune reactions, including anaphylactic shock, may occur.
- Bee products have high allergenic potential. They are very aggressive. Therefore, the treatment process must be strictly verified and approved by the doctor. Long-term use can cause allergies, even if you didn't have allergies before. You must strictly adhere to dosage and proportions.
- Vegetable and potato juices are not suitable for long-term oral administration. Potatoes reduce the acidity of gastric juice and may cause secondary gastritis. On the contrary, cabbage, beets and potatoes cause an increase in this indicator.
- Chestnut alcohol tincture should not be applied for more than 25-30 minutes. Otherwise chemical burns may occur.
- Essential oils require precise dosing. Otherwise, burns will appear immediately.
- Apple cider vinegar requires precise dosage to prevent burns and damage to the skin.
- Acacia tincture should be used systemically with other herbs for greater therapeutic effect.
What recipes are best to avoid?
- The essence of vinegar. Even a diluted bite can cause severe burns. Not for therapeutic use. It’s best to use the safe apple cider vinegar instead.
- clay. It has no independent therapeutic effect.
- Mustard and mustard paste. Do not use due to overheating effects and possibility of burns.
- Pure medicinal alcohol. Not used due to lack of therapeutic effect. The herb or its extract needs to be added. Ethanol "extracts" beneficial substances and has an additional warming effect.