Artery and Vein Pain Symptoms & Relief Therapy in Columbus, Ohio
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If you are experiencing a lack of circulation, pain, or heaviness in certain areas, schedule a consultation at Pain Zero to find out how our pain treatment team can help you in Columbus.
Understanding Artery and Vein Pain
Arteries and veins are part of a complex circulatory system of vessels that carry blood. Veins carry blood from the body to the heart. Arteries carry oxygen-rich blood from the heart to every part of the body. Artery and vein pain, otherwise known as vascular pain, is caused by the disruption of blood flow to the tissues and muscles.
Different kinds of vascular diseases potentially could cause this type of pain, including:
- Diabetes
- Atherosclerosis
- Deep vein thrombosis
- Ischemia
- Peripheral vascular disease
- Coronary artery disease
- Varicose veins
Symptoms of Vascular and Circulatory Problems
Common symptoms of vascular problems may result in numbness, weakness, or tingling feelings felt in fingertips, hands, toes, feet, and legs. Vascular pain patients may not experience severe pain, but vascular pain may be a sign of serious vascular diseases, such as deep vein thrombosis and arteriosclerosis.
Artery and Vein Pain Treatment in Columbus
Our Columbus artery and vein pain care specialists at Pain Zero treat vascular pain with medications, including aspirin therapy, and in some cases, pain management is successful by using nerve blocks, specifically sympathetic blocks, ablations, and spinal cord stimulation to reduce pain and improve circulation. Lower extremity pain and swelling can be treated with varicose vein ablations to prevent vein pain and leg pain that persists. Patients will also improve overall circulation, spider veins, skin discoloration and improvement of blood flow to the heart. Immediate treatments for artery and vein pain can include procedures to correct the circulatory system by opening blocked arteries and bypass surgery.
How Do You Prevent or Relieve Vascular Pain at Home?
To reduce the risk of developing certain vascular conditions, doctors advise patients to commit to a series of lifestyle changes such as weight loss, not smoking, and regular exercise. Our staff also recommends keeping your legs elevated and avoiding standing for long periods of time. Compression clothing, like socks, stockings, gloves, and sportswear, also aids in promoting circulation and avoiding swelling in the limbs.
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Finding Artery and Vein Pain Relief With Help From Our Vascular Pain Doctors
Our goal at Pain Zero is to provide you with compassionate pain care and to help ease your pain and recharge circulation. If you're looking for a solution to stop vascular pain, schedule a consultation at one of our Central Ohio offices to find out which treatment is best for you. Set up a private consultation with one of our Columbus vascular pain management specialists today.