Phlebology - Get rid of varicose veins

The sooner, the better! Make an appointment with a phlebologist and say goodbye to your varicose veins.

Registration: Lublin +48 509 426 969; Gdańsk +48502 171 807.

During a phlebology appointment, a venous test (Doppler venous ultrasound) is usually performed, and the doctor takes a detailed medical history, looks at the patient’s legs and performs the ultrasound or checks the results if the patient brings his/her own test.

After making a diagnosis, the doctor qualifies the patient for the appropriate treatment, discusses further therapy or recommends prophylaxis.In our clinic, we offer a wide range of procedures, providing a comprehensive treatment and a guarantee that the individually applied therapy is reliable and effective.Each of our phlebologists performs a comprehensive diagnosis and consultation.This eliminates the need for separate appointments, which is a great convenience for the patients.

Doppler ultrasonography is now the standard for the diagnosis of venous disease, making it possible to:

• To diagnose and monitor venous thrombosis.
• To diagnose venous insufficiency.
• Monitor patients after surgery and during certain procedures.

This is a safe and non-invasive test that can also be carried out on pregnant women.
It is performed in a standing position and requires no special preparation and is valid for about six months.
If thrombosis, inflammation of the veins or sudden swelling is suspected, the test must be repeated.

It is a safe and non-invasive test that can also be carried out on pregnant women.
It is performed in a standing position and requires no special preparation and is valid for about six months.
If thrombosis, inflammation of the veins or sudden swelling is suspected, the test must be repeated.

In our clinic in Lublin and Gdańsk, we also treat ulcers. Ulcers are the last stage of venous insufficiency and are difficult to heal, painful wounds often present for many years.
A variety of dressings are used to treat these ulcers, but the key is to reduce the swelling with appropriate pressure using special low-stretch bandages or compression products. Ulcers can heal if the patient follows the instructions carefully, even if he or she has been struggling with them for many years.