Asklerol

Asklerol 3% Injection is a quick procedure. After receiving Asklerol 3% Injection, your doctor may advise wearing compression on the affected area and walking for 15-20 minutes. You should keep wearing compression for 2-3 days post-treatment to prevent complications. Always follow your doctor's advice.

The number of sessions depends on the condition and its severity. Your doctor may repeat treatment based on the desired result and severity of the condition.

Most patients report brief discomfort during the treatment and mild soreness at the injection site afterward. Asklerol 3% Injection is well-tolerated without anesthesia.

Your doctor may advise you to walk for 15 to 20 minutes immediately after the Asklerol 3% Injection treatment and daily for the next few days. For two to three days following treatment, you should avoid heavy exercise, sunbathing, long plane flights, and hot baths or saunas.

You should be active as movement prevents blood clots. Avoid bed rest or sitting for long hours. For about 1 week, you should avoid heavy lifting, long flights, and high-impact sports.

You should not get Asklerol 3% Injection if you are allergic to polidocanol (active medicine in Asklerol 3% Injection) and/or any recent blood clots (like deep vein thrombosis or pulmonary embolism).

The serious side effects of Asklerol 3% Injection include severe allergic reactions (anaphylaxis) which can be life-threatening, blood clots in deep veins or lungs, stroke or heart attack (especially if the medicine is mixed with air) and skin damage (if the drug leaks outside the vein or is accidentally injected into an artery). These side effects are rare but serious. The injection should only be done by a doctor or trained professional.<br>