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Is the Burning Sensation in My Leg Related to Varicose Veins?
A persistent burning sensation in your leg may be more than discomfort—it could be an early sign of varicose veins or chronic venous insufficiency (CVI). In this medically reviewed blog, Center for Vein Restoration vein expert Dr. Paul Putterman explains how damaged venous valves can trigger leg burning, swelling, itching, and pain—and when it’s time to see a vein specialist. Discover the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for vein disease, enabling you to alleviate leg pain and promote healthy circulation.
What Are Those Brown Spots on My Legs?
Discover why brown spots appear on the lower legs and how they’re often linked to underlying vein issues. This blog walks you through the common causes while highlighting warning signs that warrant professional evaluation.
Postpartum Leg Swelling
This blog discusses the circulatory changes that trigger postpartum edema and shares easy self‑care steps to keep swelling in check. When home remedies fall short, count on the experienced CVR vein team for personalized, cutting‑edge treatment.
Do Swollen Legs During Pregnancy Indicate a Boy or a Girl?
Swollen legs during pregnancy are common—but do they really reveal your baby's gender, or could they point to varicose veins or early signs of vein disease? Find out what causes pregnancy leg swelling, when to see a vein specialist near you, and how Center for Vein Restoration can help you stay healthy, comfortable, and confident before and after childbirth. From treating varicose veins during pregnancy to protecting long-term vein health, our experts are here to support you every step of the way.
Five Tips to Get Your Legs Ready for Summer Activities
Get your legs ready for summer with five expert tips to reduce varicose veins, spider veins, swelling, and leg discomfort. Learn how to boost circulation, protect your vein health, and recognize early signs of vein disease—and discover why seeing a vein specialist at Center for Vein Restoration is the best way to achieve healthy, beautiful legs. With advanced, minimally invasive vein treatments, you can feel confident, active, and ready to enjoy every summer adventure.
Vein Bulging, Pain, and Swelling? Discover the Power of Varithena® Sclerotherapy
If you’re struggling with bulging veins, leg pain, or swelling, this blog introduces Varithena®, a minimally invasive foam treatment designed to safely and effectively close diseased veins and relieve symptoms of vein disease. Board-certified vein expert Dr. H. Andrew Hansen from Center for Vein Restoration explains how Varithena works, who it helps, and why it stands out as a fast, versatile solution for varicose veins and venous insufficiency. Discover how this FDA-approved treatment can improve both how your legs feel and look—with minimal downtime.
Should I Be Concerned if My Legs Feel Heavy?
Heavy, tired, or swollen legs may be a sign of chronic venous insufficiency (CVI), a progressive vein condition that affects circulation. This blog explains the causes, symptoms, and risk factors of CVI and highlights both conservative relief strategies and advanced, minimally invasive treatments offered by Center for Vein Restoration to improve mobility and quality of life.
Chronic Venous Insufficiency and Its Role in Thrombotic Events
In this blog, we explore the connection between chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) and the increased risk of dangerous blood clots, including deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and pulmonary embolism (PE). Medically reviewed by Dr. Thomas Militano, a vein specialist at Center for Vein Restoration (CVR), the blog highlights the importance of early detection and treatment of CVI to prevent severe thrombotic events. With expert insights and actionable tips, we emphasize how proactive care from a vein specialist can reduce your risk and improve your vein health. Learn how to protect yourself and seek the right care to avoid life-threatening complications.
