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Sleep movement disorders, including restless leg syndrome (RLS) and sleep or night leg cramps, are cited as two of the eighty most common causes of chronic sleep deprivation in the United States by the CDC.
There are many potential causes for swollen ankles. Serious medical issues must be ruled out before treatment can begin.
The single-dose vaccine has been paused “out of an abundance of caution” related to links between the shot and deadly blood clotting.
Varicose veins and restless leg syndrome (RLS) often go hand-in-hand. For people who experience both conditions, treating varicose veins can be the key to RLS relief.
It’s important to listen to your feet if they tell you that there may be a problem. If you are experiencing problems with your feet that interfere with your daily life, it may be time to seek a consultation with a medical professional.
As we get older, the skin overlying varicose veins, even very small ones, thins and becomes susceptible to spontaneous rupture, sometimes resulting in very significant bleeding.
Clinical treatments can eliminate varicose veins, and vein experts can help to ensure varicose veins don’t return in full force after treatment is over.
Improving lives in the communities we serve by providing state-of-the-art vascular and lymphatic care in a compassionate and affordable manner.
