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My father ( age 80) is having varicose veins and later due to some jit to foot he got partial foot drop and toes are dragged. He is walking in that foot kid of limping way. At ine of toe finger hard blister formed which pains s bit when touched ground.Took Auyrvedic treatment which gave some relief but walking ability need to improve.

Male | 80

Not sure what your problem is exactly, but if there was sudden foot drop then should rule out stroke and ischemia also. can use custom made footwear for the foot to avoid injury to the dragging toes.

consult a good Vascular surgeon for the varicose veins and Plastic surgeon for the foot drop issue. remember we are treating only the symptoms here but the root cause needs forther evaluation.

Dr. Rahul Agarwal

Vascular surgeon

Hyderabad

Answered on 23rd May '24

Dr. Rahul Agarwal

I want to consult for my father for his varicose veins with a history of diabetes. What kind of dr should I consult with..MS Surgeon or neuro surgeon.

Male | 56

It is recommended to visit a MS Surgeon for your father's varicose veins with diabetes. Varicose veins are swollen and twisted veins, which are often found in diabetics. Symptoms include such as pain, swelling and skin changes. Causes can be genetics or standing up for a long time. Treatment might include lifestyle changes, compression stockings, or MS Surgeon surgery to better blood flow and symptoms.

Answered on 4th Sept '24

Dr. Babita Goel

I am 52 year lady.doctor suggest me to operation in condition that describes below Hyperechoic thromboembolus is seen in distal part of axillary artery. Hyperechoic thromboembolus is seen at mid and distal part of brachial artery (before bifurcation) No flow on Doppler, s/o significant block Hypoechoic thormboembolus is seen in proximal part of ulnar artery. No flow in radial and ulnar arteries.

Female | 52

You have developed a serious condition such as arterial thrombosis, where your arteries are blocked by blood clots. This may cause you to experience symptoms such as pain, coldness, and numbness in your arm. Among the factors that can cause arterial thrombosis are things such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or smoking. You might need a medical process called thrombectomy to remove the clots and recover the blood circulation. It is essential to abide by your doctor's orders and follow the treatment plan to avoid further health issues.

Answered on 9th July '24

Dr. Babita Goel