Can varicose veins be operated?

You mean varicose veins, great saphenous veins or varicocele? If it is varicose veins of great saphenous vein, it depends on the severity. Under normal circumstances, if it is not very large, the number is small, and there is no infection, it will not affect daily life, and surgery is not recommended. If there are many and large veins and they occur in popliteal fossa, it will affect the activity, which requires surgery. There are several ways of operation: 1. Laser, little pain, quick recovery. Traditional surgery requires surgery and is painful. It usually takes 1 month to recover, which is relatively thorough and does not recur. Injection of fixative, because there is no such case, so we can't explain it too much. I hope I can help you.