Leg Pain? Restless Legs? Common symptoms of vein disease
Leg Pain and/or Restless Legs Syndrome is a very common symptom of deeper vein problems. We've helped thousands achieve relief.
Even if you cannot see any visible or bulging varicose veins, your ongoing leg pain and/or restless legs syndrome may still be due to venous insufficiency. Other symptoms may include heavy legs, aching legs, tired legs, burning sensation in legs, itching, leg cramps or "charley horse", leg inflammation, swelling feet or ankles, skin discoloration, sores that heal poorly, skin ulcers, bleeding, even blood clots.
An estimated 60% of women and men suffer from vein disease.

Signs and Symptoms
- Aching
- Burning or numbness
- Cramping or 'Charley horse'
- Heaviness
- Itching
- Leg pain
- Restless legs
- Tiredness
- Swelling in feet ankles and calves
Left untreated, may result in skin discoloration, bleeding veins, sores that heal poorly, and blood clots.
How can I know if this is my problem?
We offer Consultations with a Board Certified Provider. They will visually examine your legs, evaluate your symptoms, answer any questions you may have, and determine whether an ultrasound "mapping" of your leg veins is necessary.
Ultrasound scanning is done in the office, is pain-free, and the results are available immediately. The Phlebologist (leg vein specialist) will perform a detailed examination, make a diagnosis, and then will discuss with you the best treatment options. Treatment is designed for each patient based on the results of the examination and ultrasound scan. Every patient is different, so an individualized treatment plan is essential.
How are varicose veins treated?
Fortunately, the days of painful vein stripping are over. Now, the treatments available are much safer, more effective, and patients are able to resume activities right away. We offer several minimally invasive, non-surgical, in-office procedures to ensure immediate and long-term results, including EVLA (Endovenous Laser Ablation), USGS (Ultrasound Guided Sclerotherapy), VenaSeal Closure System, and Microphlebectomy.
Leg problems don't wait – why should you?
If you're concerned about leg pain, endure leg pain or restless legs at night, or just wonder what is causing your lower leg pain or restless legs, claim your Free Consultation today and/or request an emailed informational brochure.
About Alsara Vein Clinic and Dr. Sam Gupta
Your Vein Specialist, Sam Gupta, M.D., M.P.H. completed his medical training at the Mayo Clinic and Masters in Public Health from Harvard University. He is one of the 795 Vein Specialists in the nation certified by The American Board of Venous & Lymphatic Medicine. He has devoted his career solely to the diagnosis and management of the entire spectrum of vein disorders. Alsara Vein Clinic is focused on varicose vein treatment and serves the greater northwest Missouri area. Many patients who have come to us with symptoms of leg pain and restless legs have found lasting relief with our virtually pain-free in-office varicose veins treatment. We offer Consultations, no referral necessary.
Varicose Vein Treatments are coved by insurance including Medicare and Medicaid
Veins are all we do, all day, every day. We've treated over 12,000 patients, many of whom sought relief from leg pain and/or restless legs and had no idea what was causing it.



Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI) is a medical condition in which the veins in the legs don’t function properly, making it difficult to pump blood back to the heart. This leads to circulation problems and a variety of leg symptoms.


If you experience restlessness in your legs, consult with a Vein Specialist to see if varicose veins may be the cause. A duplex ultrasound examination in the comforts of the office setting can help determine if varicose veins are present.
Leg cramps and restless legs syndrome (RLS) are usually the first symptoms of varicose veins. One study showed that people suffering from varicose veins have a sixty-seven percent higher chance of experiencing cramps than those without. The same study reported that an overwhelming ninety-one percent experienced cramps most frequently in the calf region.



I was born and raised in St. Joseph. I work at Missouri Western State University. I have two children and six grandchildren.
I’m a cardiovascular tech and I’ve had some leg and feet issues ever since I was about 18 years old. And so, throughout the years, I have tried to find what the issue was; what was causing the problem. That is when I learned about your clinic.
When your heart beats, it pumps blood through arteries to every part of your body carrying oxygen and essential nutrients. Since you have a limited amount of blood (about 5 liters in an adult), the deoxygenated blood returns to the heart via countless veins in your body. The veins in your legs are farthest from the heart and must work against gravity to push blood back to the heart. Compounded by other risk factors, some veins wear out over time and become “varicose”. The pooling of blood in varicose veins may cause symptoms such as heaviness, tiredness, itching, burning, cramping, restlessness and pain. Left untreated, the increased pressure of blood in the leg veins can leak out, causing problems such as edema, skin discoloration, sores in legs that heal poorly, and frequent skin infections. This condition is called Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI).
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