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Vascular and Wound Care is a local London company, run by experts in the field who have dedicated their careers to improving the lives of patients living with these conditions.

02/12/2025

Compression therapy is a simple yet effective way to support blood flow in your legs. When veins or lymphatic vessels are under strain, gentle, consistent pressure can help reduce swelling, improve comfort, and protect the health of your skin and tissues.

You may benefit from compression stockings if you experience:

✅ Varicose veins

✅ Venous skin changes

✅ Leg swelling or oedema

✅ Lymphoedema

✅ Venous leg ulcers (active or healed)

Properly fitted compression hosiery ensures the right level of support. Wearing them as advised can make a meaningful difference in how your legs feel each day and help prevent the progression of venous disease.

If you are unsure whether compression therapy is right for you, a vascular assessment can help guide your care safely and effectively.

📞Find out more & book your appointment

+44 (0) 1892 882770

📩 Referrals: vascularwoundcare@gmail.com

📬 Enquiries: info@vascularwoundcare.com

01/12/2025

Healthy legs begin with healthy veins — and the everyday choices you make can significantly improve your circulation. When your veins function well, blood flows smoothly from your legs back to your heart, preventing swelling, heaviness, and long-term vein disease.

Here are simple habits that help keep your veins strong:

👍 Walk daily. Movement activates your calf muscles, which act as natural pumps to assist blood flow.

👍 Avoid long sitting or standing. Staying in one position slows circulation and increases pressure in your veins.

👍 Elevate your legs. Raising your feet above heart level for a few minutes reduces swelling and pressure.

👍 Stay hydrated. Proper hydration keeps blood flowing smoothly and supports overall vascular health.

Small lifestyle changes can make a big difference — especially if you are at risk of varicose veins, swelling, or poor circulation.

Take care of your veins now to prevent discomfort and complications later.

📞 +44 (0) 1892 882770

📩 Referrals: vascularwoundcare@gmail.com

📬 Info: info@vascularwoundcare.com

Book your consultation today.

29/11/2025

Diabetes can affect the nerves and circulation in your feet — often quietly. That’s why checking your feet every day is one of the most powerful habits you can build to prevent serious complications.

Here’s what you should look for during your daily foot check:

✅ Cuts, cracks, blisters, or wounds

✅ Redness, swelling, or unusual warmth

✅ Skin color changes such as paleness, darkening, or bluish tones

✅ Numbness, tingling, or burning sensations

✅ Foul odor or discharge, which may indicate infection

✅ Changes in toenails, including ingrown edges

✅ Dry or cracked heels

Small problems can quickly turn into serious diabetic foot ulcers — especially if circulation is reduced. Early detection and proper vascular assessment can prevent infections, complications, and even limb loss.

If you notice any concerning changes, don’t wait.

Your feet deserve expert care.

📞 +44 (0) 1892 882770

📩 Referrals: vascularwoundcare@gmail.com

📬 Info: info@vascularwoundcare.com

28/11/2025

Your varicose veins are sending a warning you shouldn’t ignore.

Varicose veins may look like a superficial issue, but they often point to a deeper problem in the veins of your legs. When the valves inside the veins weaken, blood flows backward and pools — creating pressure that leads to twisting, bulging veins.

Ignoring this early warning can allow the condition to progress into chronic venous insufficiency, which affects both comfort and long-term health.

Here’s why you shouldn’t ignore varicose veins:

✅ They rarely go away on their own — they tend to enlarge and worsen over time

✅ They can cause daily symptoms like heaviness, swelling, throbbing, or night cramps

✅ Skin changes may develop, including darkening, dryness, or hardening

✅ Untreated vein disease can lead to leg ulcers, which are painful and slow to heal

✅ Some cases may progress to serious complications, including infections or bleeding

Early assessment ensures the condition is managed before damage becomes severe. Modern vein treatments are safe, minimally invasive, and tailored to your needs.

Your legs deserve proper care — and early action can prevent years of discomfort and complications.

Book Your Vein & Vascular Assessment Today

✅Visit our website Link in Bio💯

📞 +44 (0) 1892 882770

For direct referrals:
Email: vascularwoundcare@gmail.com

Or queries:

Email: info@vascularwoundcare.com

27/11/2025

Leg ulcers should gradually improve — not get worse.

If you’re noticing any of these early warning signs, your wound may need specialist care:

• Increasing pain

• Dark or discolored skin around the wound

• Slow or no improvement for 2+ weeks

These symptoms often point to underlying circulation problems that won’t heal on their own. Early assessment can prevent infection, complications, and long-term damage.

Don’t wait for the wound to worsen — get checked today.

Find out more about our wound treatment options:

✅Visit our website Link in Bio💯

📞 +44 (0) 1892 882770

For direct referrals:
Email: vascularwoundcare@gmail.com

Or queries:

Email: info@vascularwoundcare.com

26/11/2025

Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) often develops gradually — and many people don’t realise their symptoms are linked to poor circulation.

If you’re experiencing leg pain, cold feet, slow-healing wounds, or numbness, these may be early warning signs of reduced blood flow.

Early diagnosis is essential. Identifying PAD promptly can help prevent complications such as infection, tissue damage, or even limb loss.

Don’t wait for symptoms to progress — seek assessment from a vascular specialist.

📞 Book Your Vascular Screening Today

🔗 Visit our website — Link in Bio
📞 +44 (0)1892 882770

For direct referrals:
📧 vascularwoundcare@gmail.com

For general enquiries:
📧 info@vascularwoundcare.com

25/11/2025

Are you living with a non-healing or complicated wound❓

👉The question we are often asked is what wound dressing to choose and the reasons behind it❓

👉Here at Ad Integrum Vascular & Wound Care, we are fortunate to collaborate with the best expertise in Industry and Pharmaceuticals so we know the most appropriate wound care dressing to suit your wound type, location and lifestyle.

👉Wound Dressings are person-centred, and we consider both wound-related and personal factors to give you the best possible options to treat and heal your wound.

👉The majority of wounds heal in a moist wound environment where the levels of exudate/discharge from the wound are controlled.

👉 Wounds do not like to be too wet or too dry ...just right‼️

👉To get this balance it is important to undertake a thorough, holistic assessment and talk through the options with you.

👉Often, wound healing is a matter of getting the basics right! A thorough assessment followed by a consistent and therapeutic cleansing regime, dressing choice and follow up.

👉If you are living with a wound that is not healing and would like an initial consultation or second opinion we are here to help.

👉We offer video consultations or face-to-face reviews 2 weeks from referral.

👉Our wound care is led by Consultant Tissue Viability Nurse Dr Jemell Geraghty together with Mr Lukla Biasi Vascular Consultant.

👉We work on the promise that "You will feel better in yourself, empowered & confident with your care".

👉If you are living with a wound & want expert advice you can find out more & book an appointment via the website.

Link in Bio✅

22/11/2025

This weekend take time out for rest and recovery.

When it comes to the health and vitality of our legs they love nothing more than to be rested and elevated after a long week!

Elevating your legs can benefit your circulation and help with swelling or tired legs.

If you have problems with your legs, worried about varicose veins or poor circulation then visit our website to find out more about us.

Link 🔗 in Bio ✅

If you book an appointment you will be seen by Mr Lukla Biasi Consultant Vascular Surgeon within 2 weeks.

Make sure to visit our YouTube channel where we have lots of useful information

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21/11/2025

People can still have a full and active lifestyle living with peripheral arterial disease. It is important that you take care of your weight, diet and exercise to optimise your health and wellbeing.

First, if you think you may have a problem with the circulation in your legs make an appointment with your GP, they will assess you and refer you, if appropriate to a Vascular Surgeon for specialist review and diagnosis.

Here are a few tips to consider.
1️⃣Walk and Rest – Walking – over time, with a structured walking programme is beneficial with reducing leg pain or cramps (claudication).
2️⃣Take Care of Your Feet and Legs – Consistently check for any changes in colour, skin texture and if you have a break in the skin or open wound, see your doctor as soon as possible. Keep your skin well hydrated and moisturised to support skin integrity.
3️⃣Quit Smoking – Smoking can exacerbate your condition – this is a must if you are diagnosed with PAD.
4️⃣Eat healthy and monitor your calorie intake and weight
5️⃣Get enough sleep and have a support network of friends and family – consider joining a local support group or volunteer locally for wellbeing.
6️⃣Stay warm.

To find out more visit our website and YouTube channel link 🔗 in Bio ✅

20/11/2025

Have you noticed cramps in your legs or buttocks when walking or exercising — that ease after a few minutes of rest? ❓

This could be a sign of intermittent claudication, a common symptom of Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD).
If this sounds familiar, it’s important not to ignore it.

A thorough vascular assessment can help identify the cause and guide the right treatment.

📅 Appointments available within 2 weeks of referral.
🔗 Link in bio to learn more.

19/11/2025

Causes of Peripheral Arterial Disease

PAD is a form of cardiovascular disease (CVD) because it affects the blood vessels.

It's usually caused by a build-up of fatty deposits in the walls of the leg arteries. The fatty deposits (atheroma) are made up of cholesterol and other waste substances.

The build-up of fatty deposits on the walls of the arteries makes the arteries narrower and restricts blood flow to the legs. This process is called atherosclerosis

Symptoms of PAD often develop slowly, over time.

If your symptoms develop quickly, or get suddenly worse, it could be a sign of a serious problem requiring immediate treatment.

When to see a GP❗

You should see a GP if you experience recurring leg pain when exercising.

Many people mistakenly think this is just part of growing older, but there's no reason why an otherwise healthy person should experience leg pain.

Further information from https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/peripheral-arterial-disease-pad/

Visit our website when you can find out about a referral to our Vascular Consultant, Mr Lukla Biasi where you will be seen within 2 weeks 💯
Link 🔗 in Bio ✅

Mr Biasi, Consultant Vascular Surgeon, will assess your lower limb circulation, advise on the best exercise therapy and, if needed, perform a Duplex scan of your arteries to identify the most suitable treatment strategy.

18/11/2025

What are Varicose Veins? ❓

Varicose veins are chronically enlarged, twisted superficial veins caused by damaged or incompetent valves and/or a weakened venous wall. This leads to reversed blood flow and pooling of blood in the lower limbs, known as venous hypertension.

How We Can Help

Ad Integrum Vascular & Wound Care is led by Mr Lukla Biasi, Consultant Vascular Surgeon, who will carry out a comprehensive, holistic assessment and discuss the most suitable personalised treatment options for you.

We offer both face-to-face and virtual consultations, and you will be seen by Mr Biasi within 2 weeks of referral.
Self-referral is welcome, and our medical secretaries are here to guide you through the process.

📌 Find out more or book your appointment:
👉 www.vascularwoundcare.com

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+441892882770

Website

http://www.vascularwoundcare.com/

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