We understand that managing varicose veins can involve a range of medical expenses.

That’s why we offer assistance with Medisave and insurance claims to make your treatment journey smoother.

Our friendly clinic staff can guide you through the claims process, helping you determine what’s covered under your insurance policy or Medisave.

If you have any questions regarding the eligibility of your treatment or claims, don’t hesitate to reach out to us today.

We’re here to assist you in getting the treatment you need with the support you deserve.

Persistent leg pain is often linked to varicose veins, a condition where weak or damaged vein valves cause blood to pool in the legs, leading to aching, swelling, and heaviness. When circulation is compromised, veins become enlarged and twisted, putting pressure on surrounding tissues and nerves.

Several factors can contribute to varicose veins and vein-related leg pain:

• Weak or Damaged Vein Valves – Faulty valves prevent blood from flowing properly, causing vein pressure to build up and leading to pain.
• Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI) – A progressive condition where poor blood flow results in swelling, cramping, and discomfort in the legs.
• Prolonged Standing or Sitting – Jobs that require extended periods of standing or sitting can increase vein pressure, worsening symptoms.
• Hormonal Changes – Pregnancy, menopause, or hormone fluctuations can weaken vein walls, making varicose veins more likely.
• Obesity or Excess Weight – Added pressure on the veins can slow circulation and contribute to vein enlargement and discomfort.
• Family History of Varicose Veins – Genetics play a role, making some individuals more prone to developing vein issues.
• Aging and Loss of Vein Elasticity – As veins lose flexibility over time, they struggle to maintain proper circulation, increasing the risk of varicose veins.