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Venous disorders and varicose veins can affect anyone — actresses, supermodels, and athletes included.
Varicose veins as well as leg pain, throbbing, and swelling from vein disease became a problem for this young mom hoping to expand her family. Read one patient's journey as she crosses the finish line and achieves her dreams, thanks to CVR doctor David Calcagno, MD.
Exercise can help you heal after varicose vein surgery. But don’t start up again too soon. You’ll need to take a break for at least a few days to a week or more. Learn more:
Here’s how you can get quick relief from the pain and swelling of varicose veins at home:
Vein disease expert Dr. Peter Pappas leads a continuing medical education course (CME) on Pelvic Congestion Syndrome as part of Center for Vein Restoration’s prestigious 12-month fellowship program. In this lesson and educational video, medical trainees learn the causes, diagnostic and treatment options for this painful condition.
Which doctor should treat my varicose veins — a dermatologist or a vein specialist? Learn what each doctor can do for you.
Get to know your vein doctor (and make sure you’re in good hands!) by asking these ten questions before getting treatment:
Recovering from varicose vein treatment is helped by a calm daily routine, which makes winter an ideal time to treat varicose veins.
