10 Best Ankle Brachial Index doctors in Chennai

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Dr. Chokkalingam

Orthopedist

38 years of experience

Prashanth Superspeciality Hospital Velachery, Chennai

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Dr. Ilavarasan

Orthopedist

24 years of experience

Apollo Medical Centre T Nagar, Chennai + 2 more

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Dr. Arun.k.ramanathan

Orthopedist

23 years of experience

Apollo Speciality Hospitals O M R Omr Road, Chennai

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Questions & Answers on "Ankle Brachial Index" (13)

How to sleep after sclerotherapy?

Female | 39

you can sleep at your routine time and position after sclerotherapy for spider veins or varices. you may use a pillow to elevate the leg if it gives to comfort.

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Dr. Rahul Agarwal

Vascular surgeon

Answered on 23rd May '24

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My mother has deep vein thrombosis in her left leg amd she was to replace her his is it safe

Female | 44

Depends on duration of DVT and symptoms related to DVT, better to consult a Vascular surgeon

Answered on 8th July '24

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My father ( age 80) is having varicose veins and later due to some jit to foot he got partial foot drop and toes are dragged. He is walking in that foot kid of limping way. At ine of toe finger hard blister formed which pains s bit when touched ground.Took Auyrvedic treatment which gave some relief but walking ability need to improve.

Male | 80

Not sure what your problem is exactly, but if there was sudden foot drop then should rule out stroke and ischemia also. can use custom made footwear for the foot to avoid injury to the dragging toes.

consult a good Vascular surgeon for the varicose veins and Plastic surgeon for the foot drop issue. remember we are treating only the symptoms here but the root cause needs forther evaluation.

Dr. Rahul Agarwal

Vascular surgeon

Hyderabad

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Bronco vascular marking incrses ka kya treatment hai

Female | 29

Bronchovascular marking increase signals something happening in your lungs. It could mean infection, fluid buildup, or lung issues. To treat it, you must find the exact cause - maybe X-rays or CT scans. Once you know the reason, treatment may be medication, therapy or other interventions for better lungs.

Answered on 29th July '24

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