Is endovenous ablation painful?

If you are reading about endovenous ablation for the first time, you likely want to know whether the procedure will hurt. That is a fair thing to ask, and the source below gives a plain answer.

What the source says about pain

According to my.clevelandclinic.org, you will receive anesthesia for endovenous thermal ablation, so you will not feel any pain. If this worry is on your mind, ask your care team to explain how anesthesia will work in your own case.

Read first, then write your questions down

The simplest next step is to read two outside pages and note any question about comfort for your appointment. Start with the Society of Interventional Radiology page on superficial venous disease or chronic venous insufficiency for background. Then read the MedlinePlus page on varicose veins and spider veins for a second view.