Finding the best treatment for stasis ulcers starts with understanding the vein condition causing the wound. Stasis ulcers, also called venous leg ulcers, can develop when chronic venous insufficiency causes blood to pool in the lower legs. Increased pressure in the veins can contribute to swelling, skin changes, and wounds that may be slow to heal.Book Therapy Sessions

Treatment often focuses on improving circulation, protecting the wound, and addressing the underlying vein problem. Compression therapy is commonly used to help reduce swelling and support venous blood flow, while appropriate wound care helps keep the ulcer clean and protected. A healthcare professional can determine the right approach based on the ulcer and overall vein health.

At USA Vein Clinics, patients can receive a comprehensive evaluation to identify the cause of venous symptoms and stasis ulcers. Duplex ultrasound imaging may be used to assess blood flow and identify abnormal veins contributing to venous insufficiency.

For eligible patients, minimally invasive vein procedures such as Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) or Endovenous Laser Treatment (EVLT) may be used to address problematic veins. Treating the underlying venous reflux can be an important part of managing venous ulcers.

If you have a stasis ulcer, persistent leg swelling, skin discoloration, or a wound that is not healing, seeking professional evaluation is important. USA Vein Clinics provides personalized vein care and can help determine the most appropriate treatment based on your condition.

The best treatment for stasis ulcers depends on the underlying cause, ulcer severity, and individual needs, so professional assessment is recommended before beginning treatment.