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Results of varicose vein treatment will depend on how much disease you have to start with, how compliant you are with recommended therapy, how aggressive you treat the current disease, and finally how progressive or recurrent the disease is in your particular case.
There are many causes of ankle swelling. The basic ones include heart, kidney, liver, and lung abnormalities which are typically assessed and evaluated by your primary care physician prior to the patient being referred to me.
Yes, varicose vein treatment is usually covered by health insurance, but certain parameters must be met.
Spider veins can develop anywhere on the body, this post will focus on the presence of these unsightly veins on the face.
Dr. Louis Prevosti’s and Dr. James Fonger’s Partnership will be CVR’s First in Georgia
Varicose and spider veins cause an array of symptoms including leg swelling, leg pain, throbbing of the legs, and the sensation of leg heaviness. People who report itching know they have it, meaning the symptom is NOT subtle. The question remains, is itching truly associated with varicose veins?
If there is one benefit to the Bay State’s long winters, it’s that it gives you enough time to heal your varicose veins before summer.
