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A DETAILED REVIEW OF PLANTS USED IN TREATMENT OF VARICOSE VEIN.

Yash Mori*, Morvi Raval, Arati Bhetariya, Dr. Chintankumar Tank, Ishita Vekariya, Vandana Ghul and Drashti Bhalara

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Abstract

Also known as varicosites, varicose veins are a clinical type of chronic venous disease. Varicose veins are enormous, twisted, and swollen; they frequently have a dark purple or blue appearance. Varicose veins are dilated, tortuous, elongated superficial veins that are usually seen in the legs. A large UK population study has shown age adjusted prevalence„s of 40% in men and 32% in women, although women more often are getting affected by varicose veins. This condition is more common in women than in men, and it is primarily observed in the leg since the superficial veins there are under a lot of pressure. Genetic factors, malfunctioning valves, and weak vascular walls are all part of the pathophysiology. For conservative treatments like hydrotherapy, diet, and diet to be successful, a high degree of patient compliance is required. Herbal Preparations are reached widely distributed and approved as therapeutic agents such as anti-diabetic anti-aging, anti-microbial, anti-depressant, anti-inflammatory, anti-HIV, migraine, asthma, Alzheimers disease, treatment of cirrhosis. Primary varicose veins are characterised by valvular incompetence and reflux, which have long been assumed to be the cause. Recent research, on the other hand, reveals that valve dysfunction may be preceded by alterations in the vein wall. Surgery and other interventional procedures are also utilized to treat varicose veins.

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