We are a team of vein specialists who can help you with your veins
The VeinCare Centre
Based in Dorset, we help people find freedom from unsightly veins, veins causing pain, ache and throbbing as well as veins causing serious medical complications such as phlebitis, varicose eczema and leg ulcers.
We can help you.
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Established in 2002, we are a team of medical specialists who treat all types of veins causing embarrassment, discomfort and health problems. We have helped countless people for nearly 20 years to transform their lives and to regain their health.
All our treatments are performed by experienced consultant vascular surgeons under local anaesthetic as a walk in, walk out procedure.
- No admission to hospital
- No painful surgery
- Rapid recovery
- Excellent value for money
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The VeinCare Centre is proud to offer the latest techniques for the treatment of varicose veins, superficial venous reflux and related venous problems. Please see our Treatments page for more information.
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Testimonials
Here is a selection of Testimonials from our happy customers. You can also read over 280 reviews from Dr Gajraj’s patients on his IWantGreatCare profle. Please Contact us for more information on our vein treatments or to book an appointment at our clinic in Dorset.
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Is Varicose Eczema Curable?
Can Varicose Eczema be Cured? What is the Cure for Varicose Eczema? Yes, Varicose Eczema can be cured, but only, if it is correctly diagnosed and treated. What is Varicose Eczema and How is it Diagnosed? Varicose Eczema is sometimes called Venous Eczema, Gravitational Eczema or Stasis Eczema. These terms
Why Do Varicose Veins Hurt?
For many, varicose veins are just cosmetic. For others they cause mild, moderate or sometimes severe symptoms. Tender and painful varicose veins may indicate that you have a serious medical complication called phlebitis. Symptoms of Varicose Veins Have you ever wondered why your varicose veins cause your legs to ache?
When Should I See A Doctor About My Varicose Veins?
There are 7 Reasons Why You Should See a Doctor About Your Varicose Veins: 1. Severe Symptoms; 2. Dry Itchy Rash Near Your Ankle; 3. You Had Vein Problems During Pregnancy; 4. The Skin Near Your Ankle is Weeping or Has an Ulcer; 5. You have Blue Veins on Your
Varicose Veins Are a Major Risk Factor for Deep Vein Thrombosis
Are Varicose Veins related to DVT? Yes. Varicose veins raise your risk of Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) by up to 900%. This is important to know now because COVID-19 infections are on the rise and COVID-19 also increases the risk of getting a DVT. The risk of a DVT after
Why do varicose veins itch?
Varicose veins are often painful and itchy. Although most people experience pain, throbbing and swelling from varicose veins, many can also develop itchiness that can be irritating and can disturb sleep. Itch might seem to be a rather odd varicose vein symptom. However here are the 2 main reasons why
Award for Outstanding Care 2022
Dr Gajraj has been awarded a prestigious award in 2022 iWantGreatCare has today awarded the Certificate of Excellence 2022 to leading nurses, clinicians and healthcare providers who received overwhelmingly positive feedback from patients on its review platform. Recipients received certificates of recognition for providing “outstanding care” to their patients. Over
Cellulitis and Varicose Eczema: How Can You Tell The Difference?
It is very important to quickly distinguish between varicose eczema and cellulitis and to start the correct treatment. Varicose Eczema is a vascular condition that can lead to ulceration and cellulitis is an infection that can lead to sepsis. People with varicose eczema need a duplex ultrasound scan and people
What Causes Swollen Ankles?
The commonest cause of swollen ankles and feet is a problem with the valves of the leg veins. This condition is called ‘Chronic Venous Insufficiency’ and the swelling is referred to as ‘Venous Oedema’. Chronic Venous Insufficiency accounts for 90% of cases of fluid retention around the ankle. Chronic Venous
Is Phlebitis a Bacterial Infection?
Phlebitis is not a bacterial infection and you do not need antibiotics. Phlebitis is an inflammation of a vein. The vein is hot, red and lumpy. The lump is tubular in shape and it is tender to touch, it may throb and walking may be painful. The cause of phlebitis
Face Masks
Since 1st April 2022, face masks are no longer a legal requirement in England. However, we still ask staff, patients and visitors to wear face masks in order to comply with updated guidance from the government and to follow the current policy in the NHS. The reason for wearing a mask is that it is not possible maintain 2 metre social distancing during your appointments. We know that this is a challenge for many people, but we hope you will understand that we ask you to gel your hands and to wear a mask so that we can keep everyone safe. If you find wearing a mask difficult, we may be able to vary the way we interact with you on a case by case basis taking into account your individual needs. Please let us know in advance of your appointment and we will do our best to help.