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Compression stockings are great for treating varicose veins, but it’s unlikely they’ll eliminate bumpy, uneven skin on the thighs.
Though they often occur together, varicose veins and spider veins are quite different. Learn the causes and treatments for these vascular conditions.
Varicose veins are a red flag for more serious problems. Luckily, Center for Vein Restoration operates two clinics in the Phoenix area to cure those unsightly veins.
Throughout March 2021, Center for Vein Restoration (CVR) will again participate in national Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) Awareness Month. Raising awareness around the symptoms, causes and risks of DVT is essential to the work of physicians and staff across CVR’s 100+ locations nationwide.
A lot of at-home remedies for varicose veins don’t work, but elevating your legs really does.
What you eat can harm or help your veins. Try to incorporate these foods in your diet to strengthen your veins.
You probably recognize spider veins and varicose veins. But do you know about their lesser known cousin?
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.
