13Where does it hurt?
Leg Veins & Circulation
Step 1
Common symptoms
- Aching, heaviness or throbbing in the legs
- Swelling that worsens with prolonged standing
- Visible varicose veins or skin changes
- Leg pain with walking that may signal reduced blood flow
Step 2
Conditions we treat
The condition pages that cover pain in this area.
Step 3
How we evaluate
Your visit starts with a comprehensive evaluation: your history, a focused musculoskeletal and neurologic examination, and a review of any imaging or diagnostic studies you already have. When it helps to pinpoint the source of pain, we use diagnostic nerve blocks or ultrasound-guided assessment before recommending treatment.
Not all leg pain is venous. Evaluation should distinguish venous symptoms from arterial disease, neuropathy, joint disease, and spine-related pain.
Step 4
Treatment options
Treatments linked from those condition pages, from conservative care to advanced procedures.
Pain Management for Ischemic & Vascular PainIschemic pain occurs when tissues do not receive adequate blood flow and oxygen.
Physical Therapy, Rehabilitation & Functional RestorationPhysical therapy and rehabilitation help patients improve movement, strength, flexibility, endurance, balance, and confidence with activity.
Varicose Vein Treatment & AblationVaricose veins and chronic venous insufficiency can cause aching, heaviness, swelling, throbbing, skin changes, and discomfort that worsens with prolonged standing. Coming Soon
Sympathetic Nerve BlocksThe sympathetic nervous system helps regulate blood flow, sweating, temperature, and other automatic functions.
Spinal Cord Stimulation (SCS)Spinal cord stimulation is an implantable neuromodulation therapy used for selected chronic pain conditions, particularly persistent neuropathic pain that has not responded adequately to more conservative treatment.Request an Evaluation
Questions? Call 855-932-7426
A member of our team will answer all your questions and help you find relief.