Varicose veins of the perineum and labia

The best treatment without surgery, with foam sclerotherapy

Consultation 2,000 rub

The incidence of varicose veins of the labia and pubis during pregnancy is about 20%. As a general rule, varicose veins disappear in the vast majority, remaining in only some. With each subsequent pregnancy, they reappear, leaving a greater impact than the previous time, remaining in a small percentage of women permanently, which requires treatment. Varicose veins of the labia and pubis during pregnancy do not constitute an obstacle to pregnancy and the normal course of labor and delivery.

Causes of varicose veins

• Weakness of the venous wall - congenital or acquired
• Venous valve insufficiency - acquired or congenital
• Obesity
• Staying in a sitting or standing position for long periods due to the nature of the profession
• Frequent pregnancy, excessive physical activity and traumatic injuries
• Taking hormonal contraceptives
• In the event of varicose veins, a specialist doctor should be consulted to obtain the correct diagnosis, advice and appropriate treatment in a timely manner.
• Usually, a dual ultrasound examination and scanning of the veins is sufficient to make an accurate diagnosis.
• Varicose veins lead to edema and deformity of the labia
• Dryness and discoloration of the skin are observed in areas affected by varicose veins
• Appearance of vascular nodules and dilated microvessels
• The patient may feel discomfort, itching, a feeling of heaviness, and sometimes, painful sensations in the place of varicose veins
• The skin is irritated and prominent veins appear
• The patient may feel discomfort during intercourse in the place of varicose veins.

The cost of treatment varies depending on the degree of varicose veins: from 15,000 to 35,000 rubles on one side.

Photo of the result of foam sclerotherapy

How can varicose veins of the labia and perineum be treated with foam sclerotherapy?

The treatment is performed on an outpatient basis, without anesthesia and the session takes 20 minutes, during which the sclerosing substance is injected in the form of foam into the dilated vein, and then a cotton compress is placed under pressure by a tight garment at the bottom for two weeks.

After sclerotherapy, the patient lives a normal lifestyle, without any restrictions. Within 4 weeks, the vein hardens and then gradually disappears from the body, and all the symptoms that previously bothered the patient disappear.

Unfortunately, if varicose veins have already appeared during pregnancy, they are unlikely to disappear before childbirth. However, we can alleviate the symptoms associated with it

• The doctor will prescribe appropriate treatment that will not harm the mother and child and will reduce pain and improve the condition
• The doctor will also teach you how to implement preventive measures to prevent the condition from worsening and complications
• Perform exercises that reduce pressure in the dilated veins
• Use special bandages

• Wearing a special corset that slightly raises the uterus and prevents it from pressing on the pelvic veins.
• To relieve vascular pressure, it is also recommended to lie down with the legs and pelvis raised up (placing a pillow under the pelvic area). It is sufficient to repeat this exercise several times a day, for several minutes each time.
• Lie on the left side with the knees bent and pulled towards the abdomen.
• During the day, avoid standing and sitting for long periods and wearing tight clothes and underwear.
• Avoid hot baths for long periods

Varicose veins of the labia are not dangerous and in most cases disappear automatically after childbirth. If the varicose veins do not disappear after childbirth, they can be treated with foam sclerotherapy