BILATERAL VARICOSE ULCERS ON THE LEGS

#29Cardiovascular System

BILATERAL VARICOSE ULCERS ON THE LEGS

Patient: 34 years oldZB
Patient: 34 years old. Complaints: Painless chronic recurring ulcers on the legs and venous stasis with bilateral edema for 4 years, continuing 2 years before starting RT. The patient is forced to stay at home; prolonged standing and walking cause discomfort and increase swelling in the calves. She treated the wounds with normal saline, but the size of the ulcers did not change. Before treatment, on the anterior-medial surface of the right ankle joint, there was an ulcer measuring 4.5 x 2.3 cm; on the left ankle joint's anterior-medial surface, an ulcer measuring 3 x 4 cm.

Treatment: 25 sessions. Primarily, the emitter was applied to the ulcer area.

Result: The ulcer healed well, and the swelling noticeably decreased, allowing the patient to stand and walk for longer periods. The feeling of discomfort in the legs was almost imperceptible, and there were no restrictions on standing time.

After 25 sessions: The size of the right ulcer reduced to 1.4 x 1.0 cm, the left ulcer was completely epithelialized. Treatment continued once a week for a month until full recovery.

Side Effects: None.

Comments: The ZB emitter mainly affects the normalization of the condition of blood vessels by removing pathological collagen from their walls.