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Curious if anyone has tried Daflon to see if it would help with Venous Leakage...


Daflon is not an FDA-approved medication, meaning that it cannot be advertised for treatment of diseases. However, experimental trials reported it could benefit some people. It is believed daflon is a venotonic (it increases venous tone) and a vasculoprotector (it increases resistance in small blood vessels).[2] It is used experimentally for treating Chronic venous insufficiency.

I have for 4 months my veins are much better even the important ones i take first 90 days 2 a day morning and night now one a day

Any side effects noted?
Google tells me it is also used to treat hemorrhoids.

AnotherOldMan wrote:Any side effects noted?
Google tells me it is also used to treat hemorrhoids.

OK, now you have my interest. I've been dealing with those things for over 30 years.

now you have my interest.

I hear you!!
In spite of the name of this site the info appears to be in line with most "legit" medical web sites I can find.
https://www.myhaemorrhoids.com/an-overv ... treatment/

One other:
https://www.phlebolymphology.org/daflon ... l-disease/

How come I'm just now hearing about this drug??

I'm using Diosmin/Hesperidin from Physician Nutrients. Theirs is MPFF down to under 2 microns. Most of the supplements sold are not MPFF and Physician Nutrients is the only one I found who state they are under 2 Microns. I can't find any place to buy Daflon in the US. I am using Diosmin primarily because it is an anti-infammatory and has TNF-alpha activity. I have psoriatic arthritis and it appears to be helping. I have been using it a month and will update as time goes by.

I started end april two a day for varicose veins swelling back of legs i also have some v leakage per doc in my unit so far both have improved a lot i now take one a day