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What to Expect if You Have Chronic Venous Insufficiency
If left untreated, this common condition can progress to deep venous thrombosis, or DVT, and venous ulcers. A venous ulcer is a wound on the leg or ankle caused by damaged veins. Keep reading to learn how to improve your leg health using CEAP classification and early treatment. Read on to learn what CEAP stands for and how to use it to learn more about your vein condition.
Blossoming Bumps and Varicose Veins: A Guide to Pregnancy and Vein Health
Pregnancy is a joyous time filled with exhilarating expectations. However, not all aspects are joyful. Unpleasant side effects of varicose veins often distract from the delight of pregnancy and cause unnecessary discomfort and embarrassment.
What Are the Warning Signs of a Blood Clot?
Blood clots are healthy and lifesaving when they stop external bleeding, but they can be dangerous or even fatal when they occur inside the body.
How Do I Tell the Difference Between a Cramp and a Blood Clot in the Leg?
Learn to determine the difference between a cramp and a blood clot in the leg. It could save your life.
Your Dark & Bulging Veins Can Be a Sign of a Deeper Issue
Learn the cause of and what to do about dark & bulging leg veins.
Is Smoking a Risk Factor for DVT?
Learn what DVT is, why it is a potentially dangerous condition, and how smoking increases the risk.
Does Blood Pooling Cause DVT?
Blood pooling in the leg veins can cause deep vein thrombosis, but it can be treated if caught early. Here’s what you need to know:
