I have been treated over the course of several years for severe varicose and spider veins with sclerotherapy. At my last ultrasound, the varicose veins (all but one) had shown to be treated fairly successfully with the exception of a few ulcers caused by the meds. The spider veins are recurring and are matting. Due to deviousness on the doctor’s part and my loss of trust as a result, I am unwilling to go back to this particular clinic or any clinic associated with it. My question is: Is there a more effective treatment than sclerotherapy? Is there possibly an underlying medical cause as to why, despite treatment, my legs have continued to progress(like, potential heart problems, which run in my family)? I also have big veins all over my body but am lean and physically fit– is this normal. My legs ache often after not having injections for a few months. I am taking specific supplements to help deal with it and slow down progression. Any advice or info would be very helpful.

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