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Traveling in the age of COVID-19 requires knowing the risks, even after receiving the vaccine. But if you have varicose veins, you need to take extra precautions.
May is Women’s Health Month. This annual observance is dedicated to educating both women and men about unique health matters facing women—and empowering women to make their health a priority.
Should you stop taking birth control pills because of the risk of blood clots? No. Similar to the risk from the J&J vaccine, the risk of developing blood clots is very low.
Knowing your risk level for deep vein thrombosis could save your life. Center for Vein Restoration’s Dr. Marlin Schul explains why.
Excess alcohol consumption has numerous ill effects, including declining vein health.
Now legal for recreational use in seventeen states, marijuana is slowly but surely becoming a more and more acceptable part of modern society. With that said, though, smoking weed still comes with certain risks and drawbacks that must be considered - including the potential for marijuana to worsen varicose veins.
One of the most popular treatments for removing spider veins and varicose veins is sclerotherapy. Learn more about this minimally-invasive, pain-free treatment here:
Center for Vein Restoration (CVR) is proud to announce its partnership with John Mathai, MD, FACS, FACC, owner of Premier Vein Specialists of York and Hanover, PA.
