Cardiovascular Surgery Specialist

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Born on September 23, 1974 in Kütahya, Prof. Dr. Suat Doğancı is one of the leading cardiovascular surgeons in Turkey. Having a successful career as a nationally and internationally recognized specialist, Doğancı stands out with his deep knowledge and experience in his field of expertise.
Worked as an expert
Asst. Assoc. received the title
Became Associate Professor
He received the title of Professor.
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You can find answers to some of your questions about varicose veins in this area. Please contact us for questions you cannot find the answer to.
Varicose veins are a vascular disease in which the veins become enlarged, tortuous and prominent. Vein valves normally allow blood to flow in one direction, but when these valves are weakened or damaged, blood escapes backwards and pools in the veins, causing varicose veins. This is particularly common in the legs because gravity makes it difficult for blood to move upwards.
Varicose veins are more common in women and genetic predisposition is an important factor. If there is a family history of varicose veins, the risk of developing varicose veins increases. Varicose veins may occur more frequently in people who stand for long periods of time or work sitting at a desk for long periods of time. Pregnancy, hormone changes, obesity and aging are among other factors that trigger varicose veins.
The most obvious symptoms of varicose veins include pain in the legs, a feeling of heaviness and occasional swelling. It is also typical for the veins to become prominent and turn purple, blue or greenish in color. Later in the day or after standing for a long time, the legs may cramp, itch and burn. These symptoms can become more severe over time and can negatively affect the patient’s quality of life.
Lifestyle changes are primarily recommended in the treatment of varicose veins. Regular exercise, weight control and avoiding long periods of inactivity can alleviate varicose veins. Compression compression stockings can also reduce symptoms by supporting circulation. More advanced treatment methods include methods such as laser or radiofrequency therapy, which apply heat energy to the veins. Sclerotherapy is a procedure in which a special medicine is injected into the vein to close it. In severe cases, surgery may be required and the varicose veins may be removed.
It is important to adopt an active lifestyle to prevent varicose veins. It is necessary to keep the leg muscles active by avoiding standing or sitting for long periods of time. Regular exercise, especially activities such as walking and swimming, can prevent varicose veins by supporting blood circulation. Resting the legs by lifting them up occasionally and drinking plenty of water can help circulation. In addition, more comfortable and supportive shoes should be preferred instead of tight clothes and high-heeled shoes.
Untreated varicose veins can lead to more serious health problems over time. Chronic pain and leg fatigue can negatively affect the patient's daily life. In advanced stages, skin discoloration, sores (venous ulcers) and hardening of the skin may occur. In some cases, inflammation of the veins (thrombophlebitis) may develop and the risk of blood clot formation increases. In rare cases, bleeding can occur in varicose veins. Therefore, it is important that people who experience symptoms of varicose veins consult a doctor and start appropriate treatment.
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