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Cross-sectional survey reveals limited knowledge of varicose vein pathophysiology among workers with prolonged postures, highlighting a critical need for targeted patient education.
Background: One of the most common chronic conditions is varicose veins (VV), which contribute to a higher rate of morbidity as different symptoms can result from varicose veins ranging from itching to ulceration.Aim of this study is to assess the level of knowledge and attitude towards Varicose and treatment methods among the population of Hail in Saudi Arabia.Methods: A well-defined questionnaire was conceded among the general population over-18-year-old men and women are the study's subjects.To gauge public awareness and perceptions of sciatica symptoms, causes, risk factors, complications and therapy, data were gathered and questionnaires were used.After data collection over the six-month study period, the Statistical Package for Social Science software was used to evaluate the results (SPSS).Results: Among 217 people involved in the study, 60.21% aged between 18 and 30 years old the majority was Saudi (95.96%).Disease pathophysiology and risk factors are well known among 46% of study group and less known by 56.0% study population only.Conclusion: Varicose vein is less known among peoples of Hail region.Patient education is crucial regarding disease pathophysiology.It can have a variety of reasons.Most instances of varicose vein are treated most effectively with conservative measures like wearing
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