How can I strengthen Faulty valves in the veins ?

Smaller veins are usually treated by sclerotherapy, which is the injection of irritant chemicals into the affected vein. If the vein isn’t visible to the eye, the surgeon will use an ultrasound machine to help guide the needle (echosclerotherapy). The irritant prompts the vein to spasm and collapse in on itself. In time, the walls of the collapsed vein heal together, and the sealed vein can no longer carry blood. A compression stocking worn on the leg helps to speed this process; small veins need compression for around three to six days, while bigger veins need about six weeks. Major surface veins (long or short saphenous veins) that are varicose are usually treated surgically. Generally, numerous small incisions are used to access the vein, rather than one large cut. Depending on the location of the varicose vein, the incisions may, for example, be in the groin or behind the knee. Some other forms of treatment for varicose veins include: The veins are sealed by electrical current (electrodessication) The veins are destroyed by laser or high intensity light. Where to get help? Your doctor or Your surgeon. Take care as always! OIRAM