Can chronic venous insufficiency (fluid retention in lower legs) be reversed?

Can chronic venous insufficiency (fluid retention in lower legs) be reversed?
Having sat at a desk for the last 30 years, I recently discovered that I have fluid retention in my lower legs. Seems it is called chronic venous insufficiency. I wear support hose which helps. Also, on days I exercise, it is not a problem. But my question is whether this sort of vein problem can heal itself, or whether the damage that's been done is irreversible. I am 60, not much overweight, and work out or play tennis several times per week.

hi , in ur case since ur healthy and athletic i dont think it can heal itself !! chronic venous insufficiency or"varicose veins"in ur case happend due to physiological incompetence of the valves in ur veins
venous valves are found to keep the blood going in one direction that is towards the heart. and blood will go the other way if they were incompetent.
the damage is irreversible.
Irreversible, yes. BUT very treatable.

See an experienced vascular surgeon. Probably 85% of our vein patients are done via endovascular means. Less pain, quicker mobility.

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