When should varicose veins be removed?
Many people choose to remove varicose veins because they cause discomfort, or because they don't like how they look. Both are good reasons.
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Signs you should have them checked
- Heavy, aching legs that bother you day to day
- Swelling around the ankles
- Brownish or hardened skin around the ankles
- Varicose veins that are getting bigger
- You've had inflammation in a varicose vein
See a doctor quickly if
- Your calf suddenly becomes swollen, red, warm and painful
- A varicose vein starts bleeding
- You have an ulcer on your lower leg that won't heal
Call your GP or the out-of-hours service on 116 117.
Public or private?
Visible varicose veins and mild symptoms usually don't qualify for public treatment. With us, no referral is needed.
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Wondering whether to treat your varicose veins?
The consultation is non-binding, and no referral is needed. If you need treatment, you can often have it the same week.
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