Dealing with Venous Insufficiency Pain in Legs

How do you deal with venous insufficiency pain in your legs? It’s excruciating

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EeW

1y ago

I take medication and ice pack help so much. I use mobility aids to help me get around. And compressions garments. ( this sound weird but I used to sit on the floor to do Desk work it would help reduce pain and pooling)

Juju50

2y ago

I find that compression machines hurt too much. Calves are very sensitive. I wear compression socks daily. Have Appt with my vein doctor Friday. I’ve never had swelling. Just stinging, itching, rash on one section. Went away after wearing compression socks.

JessFbubz

2y ago

The one thing that truly helped me was wearing compression stockings (I have a prescription for them) and elevating it when you can. I’ve also had several embolization surgeries that helped the pain for 6 months to a year.

MinRun

2y ago

My doctor prescribed a pneumatic compression machine for my VI, Lipedema, and Lymphedema. It helps some with the pain, restless leg (if you use it before the RL starts), heaviness, and swelling. I use it twice a day.

Toree

2y ago

Thank you so much for your reply! I’m meeting a vein specialist in two weeks and will ask about your treatment in hopes I can use it too!

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