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What complications are involved with Endovenous Laser Ablation?
If I have had large vessels such as the saphenous closed, is there chance of circulatory problems later on?
Endovenous laser ablation is minimally invasive and very safe. The
worst complication would be a blood clot in the leg. This is very rare
complication compared to any surgical procedure. In answer to your
second question, if the larger saphenous vein is refluxing, or non
functioning, the blood has already by- passed that vein. So when you
close it off, it will actually make your leg health improve and help
preserve the normal veins. The long term venous health will improve if
the vein is ablated, but if untreated, will only become worse.


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