Treatment of venous disease complications - trophic ulcers of the legs - is a relatively complex issue in modern surgery. This is mainly because, despite significant progress in the diagnostics and treatment of venous insufficiency in the last decade, the frequency of this complication remains high. Trophic ulcers of the legs are still a common disease with prolonged duration, causing relapses and disability. The healing time for trophic ulcers in most patients averages about 2-3 months, and for many patients, they do not heal for years. **Common causes of trophic ulcers:** - Complications of venous diseases (varicose veins or thrombophlebitis) - Burns and hypothermia - Complications of diabetes (the most complex case of the disease manifestation) - Autoimmune connective tissue diseases - Injuries to nerve trunks - Diseases of the lymphatic vessels - Metabolic disorders

Modern methods for treating venous diseases, such as varicose veins and post-thrombophlebitic syndrome, can be conservative (medication) and surgical. In many cases, surgery will be necessary, but even without surgical treatment, it's possible to correct the blood clotting system. Only an experienced doctor can determine the choice of treatment method after a thorough examination of the patient.

In our clinic, we have everything necessary for a full examination of the patient in conditions comfortable for them, conducting competent medication correction with the selection of compression therapy, efferent therapy, ozone therapy, as well as for surgical treatment.