What Is Venous Disease?

Venous disease is a general term for diseases that occur in veins, and can be divided into acute and chronic venous diseases according to the time of onset. Venous blood flow is slow, vascular endothelium is damaged, and blood coagulation status is the cause of venous thrombosis. Various clinical manifestations can be found depending on the time of onset and the nature of the disease. Use non-surgical treatment.