This is a list of care that our clinic recommends you to follow at home, so that your treatment develops properly and we achieve the expected success; it is very important that you observe these rules at all times and if you do not understand any procedure, do not hesitate to consult with your Follow-up Manager.

• An interrogation and physical examination for vascular pathology is performed, including a mandatory Doppler ultrasound, which is referred to another department.
• The varicose vein removal technique is carried out in consultation, using polidocanol 0.5, 1, 2 % as a sclerosing product, converting it into microfoam, a technique that is not very painful and with faster varicose vein removal results. The duration of the process is 20-45 minutes depending on each patient, the number of sessions is personalised.

• It is very important that you walk for a minimum of half an hour straight after each treatment session, instead, if the weather is not good, you can do another exercise such as cycling.

It is also important that you do not do any strenuous physical exercise for 15 days after treatment.

• If you have pain, you can take an analgesic such as paracetamol; never take acetylsalicylic acid derivatives during your treatment. It is also advisable to avoid the use of oral hormonal contraceptives.
• If you have no choice but to stand all the time, try to keep moving, and when sitting, try to put your legs up.
• If you feel that the support stocking is too tight or uncomfortable, you can pull it upwards or towards the sole of the foot. You should always keep it stretched and avoid creases, as these could hinder circulation and lead to chafing and/or injuries.
• If you have irresistible itching or any other symptoms, don't hesitate to call us immediately.
• Raise your feet off the bed by about 8-10 cm to help venous return.
• Gauze or dressings can be removed within 24-48 hours, taking care not to pull them. You can take a shower and get them wet, you'll see that it won't be difficult to remove them. From that day on, you can remove the stocking at night, although you should keep it on all day until your doctor tells you to do so.
• Every day you must fulfil your mission: walk for one hour. Remember that there is nothing better for your vascular problem than exercise, good nutrition and wearing compression stockings all day long. You should always keep in mind that sedentary lifestyles and excess weight are some of the factors that contribute to vascular malfunction, so try to avoid them as much as possible. Similarly, avoid consuming toxic products, such as tobacco and alcohol, and drink at least two litres of water a day.
• Daily use of your size L strong compression stockings will reduce your symptoms at the end of the day and considerably slow down the progression of your varicose veins.
• Try to avoid wearing tight-fitting clothes and high-heeled shoes, as they hinder venous return.
• Avoid exposure to the sun, UV rays or heat sources for the duration of your treatment. If you go outside, it is recommended that you use your "full-screen" sun protection factor on exposed areas.
• Use the creams and/or medicines recommended by your doctor correctly.

It is recommended not to fly during the following 48 hours.