Vascular Surgery
Vascular surgery is a medical specialty focused on the diagnosis and treatment of diseases affecting the blood vessels (arteries and veins). Vascular diseases can develop without obvious symptoms, but early diagnosis helps prevent more serious complications.
Patients most commonly consult a vascular surgeon for:
- varicose veins,
- circulatory disorders,
- thrombosis,
- leg pain,
- or wounds that heal poorly.
Modern treatment includes prevention, diagnostic examinations, minimally invasive procedures, and surgical treatment.
When Should You See a Vascular Surgeon?
- You experience leg pain while walking that disappears with rest. This may indicate narrowing of the arteries, known as intermittent claudication.
- You experience tiredness or a feeling of heaviness in your legs.
- You are bothered by cold or pale legs or arms, or experience numbness and tingling in your limbs.
- You have visible bluish varicose veins or leg swelling, especially toward the end of the day.
- You have skin changes on your legs, such as brownish discoloration or ulcers.
- You develop sudden severe pain and swelling in one leg, which may indicate a blood clot and requires urgent medical attention.
- You notice a pulsating lump in your abdomen or groin, which may indicate an aneurysm.
Recommendation: Consult a vascular surgeon if you experience pain, swelling, visible veins, or circulation problems, especially if symptoms persist or worsen.
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