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Venous insufficiency lower legs

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Mine hasn't diagnosed in 2010 sleeve surgery feb24 this year still the same I do work on my feet all day though so perhaps if u do not maybe it will get better

I'm 18 months out and Mine did not. When I was fat I thought I just had cankles, but when they were still "fat" after losing 100 pounds, I was seen by a specialist. it turns out it's venous insufficiency causing all the swelling. the compression stockings they gave me REALLY helped, but not a fan of wearing them in the summer. I'm currently waiting for insurance to approve my endovenous ablation.

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