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Conditions Treated by a Vascular Surgeon

Varicose Veins

Enlarged, twisted veins in the legs caused by faulty valves. Very common in people who stand for long hours.

Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD)

Narrowing of arteries supplying the legs, usually from atherosclerosis. Common in diabetics and smokers.

Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)

Blood clot forming in deep leg veins. Can travel to lungs causing life-threatening pulmonary embolism.

Diabetic Foot

Foot complications from diabetes — neuropathy, poor circulation, and infection leading to ulcers and potential amputation.

Carotid Artery Disease

Narrowing of neck arteries supplying the brain, increasing stroke risk.

Vascular Health Tips

  • Walk daily to improve leg circulation
  • Don't cross legs for long periods
  • Elevate legs when resting if you have varicose veins
  • Check feet daily if you have diabetes
  • Stay hydrated and move during long flights

How to Prepare for Your Vascular Surgeon Visit

Before Your Visit

  • Bring Doppler ultrasound reports if available — this is the key investigation for most vascular conditions
  • Note when and how your symptoms occur — walking distance before pain, position that relieves symptoms
  • List medications including blood thinners, diabetes drugs, and cholesterol medications
  • Bring photographs of wound progression if you have a non-healing ulcer

During the Appointment

  • Show the affected area — wear loose clothing that allows easy examination of legs
  • Mention smoking history honestly — including how much and for how long
  • Discuss diabetes control — HbA1c levels directly affect wound healing and surgery outcomes
  • Ask about compression stockings — type, pressure grade, and how to use them correctly

After the Visit

  • Wear prescribed compression stockings daily — they prevent varicose vein progression and DVT recurrence
  • Walk daily — walking is the single best exercise for peripheral artery disease
  • Check feet daily if diabetic — catch wounds early before they become serious
  • Take blood thinners exactly as prescribed — missed doses increase clotting risk

Questions to Ask Your Vascular Surgeon

  1. 1.Do my varicose veins need treatment or just monitoring?
  2. 2.Is laser/radiofrequency treatment an option instead of surgery?
  3. 3.What is my risk of amputation?
  4. 4.How long do I need blood thinners for DVT?
  5. 5.Will I need angioplasty or bypass for my leg arteries?
  6. 6.How can I prevent this from worsening?

When Should You See a Vascular Surgeon?

A Vascular Surgeon treats conditions of arteries and veins (excluding heart and brain vessels).

  • Varicose veins causing pain or swelling
  • Peripheral artery disease — leg pain when walking
  • Deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
  • Aortic aneurysm
  • Diabetic foot with poor circulation
  • Non-healing leg ulcers
  • Dialysis access creation (AV fistula)

Seek emergency care for sudden severe leg pain with blue/cold foot (possible arterial blockage), or sudden leg swelling with chest pain (DVT with pulmonary embolism).

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