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I have vericos vein grade 2 in both legs?

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Dr. Thomas Wright answered

Specializes in Phlebology

Varicose vein grades: Doctors grade [superficial] varicose vein disease on a clinical scale 1-6 based on the visible signs seen on the leg. Grade 1 are spider veins, grade 2 are ropey varicose veins, grade 3 leg swelling, grade 4 is skin changes, grade 5 [healed]and 6 [open]are signs of leg ulcers. This grading is part of ceap classification which is how doctors comunicate about the severity of vein disease.

Answered 12/9/2013

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Dr. Ted King answered

Not sure: I honestly don't know what grade 2 varicose veins means. Is that ceap class 2, as dr. Wright answered, or is hach type 2, or is it widmer cvi stage ii, or is it something else. They all mean very different things. Sorry to not be of more help. I little more specific information would be useful.

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