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Treatment for Restless Legs Syndrome
Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS) is a common condition, affecting 2-4% of the adult population. Although its cause is not completely known there may be an association between RLS and chronic venous insufficiency.
Are the Majority of COVID-19 Deaths Actually Due to Blood Clots?
We initially thought death from COVID-19 was mostly related to pneumonia in the lungs. Doctors are now learning of a startling discovery.
7 Tips to Keep your Veins Healthy During Quarantine
It is important that we all stay at home right now – but prolonged sitting or inactivity can have long lasting effects on your vein health.
Sclerotherapy or Laser as Your Spider Vein Treatment
If you have spider veins and have already tried conservative approaches like compression socks with little relief, there are alternatives.
“New Year, New You” Resolutions for 2020
Today, approximately 50 percent of Americans make some kind of resolution, though fewer than 10 percent successfully keep them. So will this be the year that you finally do something to end the pain, the discomfort and the embarrassment of unsightly varicose veins?
The Holidays Are Here –Treat Yourself to Healthy Legs
When you’re exhausted after standing on your feet all day at work, then shopping at night repeatedly throughout the holidays, why not treat yourself to a personalized present? We call it “healthy legs”.
Varicose Veins and Your Insurance Deductibles –– How to Lower Your Costs
As the end of the year approaches, our patients often ask us if this is the right time to schedule a quick, in-office procedure for aching, bulging varicose veins.
Happy Halloween 2019: Why Are Varicose and Spider Veins so Scary?
Varicose veins and spider veins are scary when you first notice them on your legs. But it’s even scarier to realize that they won’t go away by themselves, that they will most likely get worse over time, and that they can lead to serious medical issues like venous ulcers, bleeding, or a Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT).
