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Venous disease can lead to cardiovascular problems

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The human body is of complex constitution that is not easy for the common man to understand. However, when we face medical problems, we try to understand it to the best of our abilities. This gives us confidence in the treatment and the doctor helps patients in that regard. However, the problem starts when you have to gauge the seriousness of the disease prior to commencement of treatment. This is the time when you have to decide whether the condition warrants medical treatment and if it is to be done then which specialist has to be consulted. A case in point is those suffering from venous diseases who often do not understand the seriousness of the problem in medical terms.  This delays the commencement of treatment that should be done by the best cardiologist only.

Be informed and aware

It often happens that due to lack of awareness, the right treatment gets delayed. Some people treat venous diseases as something related to cosmetic surgery without understanding its deeper implications. The delay in treatment can turn out to be costly as it can weaken the heart and damage the cardiovascular system. Venous diseases affect the veins and arteries through which blood flows. These are the prominent members of the cardiovascular system that is controlled by the heart. Like treatment of heart disease means the treatment of the entire cardiovascular system it is the same for venous diseases. Since some members of the cardiovascular system is affected by venous diseases, consult the best cardiologist for treatment and cure.

The heart is at risk

When the cardiovascular system gets affected, it is only normal that the heart gets weakened.  The heart that pumps blood across the body is highly dependent on proper functioning of arteries, veins and capillaries that carry blood. If there is in restriction to blood flow or excess blood is allowed to flow, the blood pressure starts fluctuating. This in turn affects the pumping action of the heart, which needs adequate blood supply for proper functioning.  Problems of heart are thus likely to be encountered in such situations. This in turn affects the overall health.  If venous problems are treated in isolation then there is high risk to the cardiovascular system. Moreover, unless the cardiovascular system is set right, venous problems keep recurring even after treatment.

Looking deep inside

What is seen on the surface as inflated veins is actually the effect of venous disease and not the disease itself. If you suffer from blood clots on your legs or have varicose veins then doctors would know that you are suffering from superficial venous thrombosis or even deep vein thrombosis. To diagnose the problem the best cardiologist will advise blood analysis and some elementary ultrasound imaging. If this is not enough then they can even advise CT angiography and MRI to trace the source of the reflux disease. This would ensure that the right treatment is advised.

If you do not have any existing cardiovascular problems, then even you have to consult a cardiologist only for the treatment of venous diseases due to its close links with the cardiovascular system.

 

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