Patient's question:
Due to work reasons, the veins on my legs have become increasingly prominent and very uncomfortable, to the point where I don't dare to wear skirts. How is low gastric vein varicosity treated?Doctor's answer:
Esophageal and gastric varices are usually complications of advanced liver cirrhosis, so it is recommended that you undergo further detailed examination to determine the cause of the liver cirrhosis. If present, symptomatic treatment for liver cirrhosis should be administered first. After the detection of esophageal and gastric varices, dietary precautions should be taken, such as reducing the intake of foods high in rough fiber and consuming primarily liquid or easily digestible foods to prevent symptoms of gastrointestinal bleeding.