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Exercise is vital for maintaining good vein health. If you're looking to improve your varicose veins but are out of shape or have an injury, here are some exercises suitable for less active people.
Help your veins by elevating your legs every day! Here are three tips to get the most out of this daily routine:
Learn how improving your circulation can cure that sore on your leg:
Blood vessels working with your heart keep your circulatory system pumping the blood necessary to keep organs functioning. Nutrition plays a vital role in maintaining healthy circulation.
Center for Vein Restoration (CVR), the nation's largest physician-led practice dedicated to treating vascular disease, is proud to announce that it has partnered with Advanced Vein Care Center (AVCC), expanding its network of specialty vein physician clinics in Springfield, Massachusetts.
Poor circulation can make your feet feel cold, tingly, and painful. But you can do something about it:
Your legs may feel heavy for many reasons, but varicose veins could be to blame. Learn more:
