Radiofrequency ablation with phlebectomies
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I've recently paid a package price to have radiofrequency and phelebectomy on both legs. But it turns out I only had the radiofrequency on one leg and phelebectomy on both.. silly me signed the consent form and didn't realise until yesterday. I had my 6 week check up last week, there are still some small varicose veins on both legs that are bothering me cosmetically the consultant said they can be hooked out, but I will have to pay for this.. is that right? I can't see why I have got to pay again when this could have been seen to first time round.. any advice would be appreciated
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beverlyj debbie19767
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I had this done and the only leg to be treated failed I got more veins and pain 18 mo later. Swelling around knee, I changed Doctor because I was treated very bad. I wanted the veins he made fixed and he said I would have to pay. I mentioned my swollen area next to my knee and the PA said "we don't do knees". First of all the doctor didn't do a dye test to look for blockage only ultra sound. I got two stents and they have made my daily life miserable, cramping, back pain, lower left pain. I am going to sue because I found out it's only been 4 years since veins have been implanted with alloy stents. I didn't need them but without them Medicare would not have paid, so he was doing this for his benefit not mine. I didn't have varicose veins, just one small one starting to pop thru on my shin. It could of been treated with laser. Now I have to live with the worry of metal in my belly, and lifestyle changes like exercise and limited sex, all of which he never informed me of.
usaveinclinics debbie19767
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