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You might associate varicose veins with being on your feet too long, but sometimes the factors you consider last are
Vein disease is incredibly common — and manageable. But if left untreated, what starts as a small issue can lead
Exercise is critical to your overall health, but certain kinds of physical activity are safer for your varicose veins than
Many patients are surprised to learn that one of the most common symptoms of varicose veins is Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS) – the irresistible feeling to move your legs, especially at night while trying to sleep. How can the two different conditions be related? We’re first going to discuss the causes and symptoms of varicose veins a little more in-depth, then explain how RLS is connected to varicose veins, and last, what patients can do to find relief.
Many patients ask why they need several treatments for spider veins (technically known as telangiectasia). Cosmetic sclerotherapy, a minimally-invasive procedure designed to improve the appearance of spider veins, generally requires multiple treatments. Why can’t treatment be complete in only one session?
To ensure that you maintain your vein health, it’s beneficial to consider the lifestyle changes that will keep blood circulating the way that it’s supposed to. Your vein specialist can inform you of different ways you can improve your circulation and keep venous insufficiency from occurring.
Varicose veins are a relatively common problem among both men and women in the middle to later years of life. While these veins can be unsightly, many individuals are told they are little more than a cosmetic concern. However, varicose veins left unchecked may progress to more serious complications over time. Is heart trouble one of those complications?
At Center for Vein Restoration, we offer a state-of-the-art diagnostic facility known as a vascular lab. At our lab, we can screen patients for a wide range of potential problems within the vascular system. Through non-invasive examinations, we can determine a patient’s risk for serious problems like stroke and pulmonary embolism. A vascular lab is an important tool for screening patients for serious conditions while the condition is still in the early stage and easy to treat.
