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Leg Rash
Is a Leg Rash a Symptom of Vein Disease?
A leg rash can be a symptom of vein disease, usually associated with the condition chronic venous insufficiency (CVI). This condition is characterized by poor blood circulation in the legs and leads to fluid buildup and skin irritation. A leg rash is often accompanied by other symptoms such open sores and ulcers, itching, skin discoloration, or swelling. For patients who have a leg rash and are experiencing the symptoms mentioned, we encourage them to consult with a StrideCare vascular specialist for proper diagnosis and treatment.
What Causes a Leg Rash to Develop from Vein Disease?
A leg rash can develop from vein disease due to the compromised blood flow in the legs. When veins fail to efficiently return blood to the heart, fluid can accumulate in the legs, causing increased pressure in the tiny blood vessels of the skin. This pressure can result in inflammation, skin irritation, and ultimately the development of a rash.
What Treatments are Available for Leg Rashes Caused by Vein Disease?
There are Many Treatments for Leg Rashes Caused by Vein Disease Available at StrideCare Including:
Diagnostic Venous Ultrasound
A non-invasive test that uses ultrasound technology to get a full view of the circulatory system.
Radiofrequency Ablation
A small catheter emits radio waves into affected veins, cutting off blood flow.
Varithena™ Microfoam Ablation
Treats both varicose and spider veins using a concentrated, injectable foam.
Sclerotherapy
Microinjections of solution are administered directly to the vein.
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