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President of the United States has become Donald Trump diagnosis White house with chronic venous deficiency (CVI) was declared in the assessment for low leg swelling and handwriting.
Spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt said the president was diagnosed after a soft concern in his legs in a few weeks on Thursday.
In a public released letter, the President Trump has confirmed that there are no evidence of Dr. Sean Barbabella, deep vascular thrombosis or arterial disease. The results of the entire Trump’s laboratory were in the normal limits.
“An ecoscardogram was also fulfilled and confirmed the normal heart structure and function,” the letter was added.
But what is chronic venous shortcoming and how risky are that? Here’s what we know:
What is chronic venous deficiency?
The CVI is a kind of vascular disorder in the legs, which is a sort of vascular disorder, explains the Cleveland clinic. There are valves that help blood vessels to go to the blood. When these valves are damaged, they do not close properly and can run back to blood. This is called Venous Reflux.
This can cause a blood pool in lower legs. With the swelling – around the most legs and ankles – symptoms can include painful legs, heavy or tingling feelings and the appearance of varicose veins.
According to Cleveland Clinic, the disease affects one of the three largest, and the CVI affects people over 50 years of age. Rises with age.
What are other common symptoms?
According to the American Heart Union, some symbols include the swelling of the skin in the irritation of the skin, as the president lives.
The problems of the skin are usually red, it seems red, itching or flaky patches in the lower legs caused by weak blood flow and sometimes causes ulcers.
Additional symptoms may include pain, itching, bleeding, heavy or tired feeling, feet, squeeze, vibration and anxiety.
According to the White House, Trump was also bruised in his hand. Dr. Barbabella “often said, and the use of a small soft tissue for the use of aspirin, as part of a standard cardiovascular prevention mode,” he said.
How serious is the CVI?
The situation is usually moderate, but may worsen over time.
“Chronic venous deficiency can significantly affect your quality of life, but early detection and treatment is a reasonable difference,” said the department of the American Heart Health Advisory Consultative and Scientific Council, Yoshua A beckman.
Although the situation itself is not usually serious, it can be associated with more dangerous complications such as deep vascular thrombosis (a blood clot in the deep vein) or a blood flowing).
The president’s doctor described Dr. Barbabella, Trump’s work as a “good and common situation, especially in more than 70 people.” He confirmed that 79th, the signs of more serious complications.
What is the treatment for the CVI?
Doctors are usually treated with compression therapy, which helps reduce the swelling and anxiety of the foot. If compression socks are often receptive-to-sub-sub-blood flow blood flow blood flow, it is long-term for supporting the vascular function.
In addition, doctors can lose weight or recommend resistance training to improve the circulation.
If there are symptoms, you may need more invasive treatments, insisting, skin wounds, skin wounds or thickened skin. These are thermal treatment such as laser treatment, sealing damaged vessels and sclerotherapy, chemical chemicals are stuck for a dark collapse. After treatment, the body naturally redirects blood flow through healthy veins.
