
We initially thought death from COVID-19 was mostly related to pneumonia in the lungs. Doctors are now learning of a startling discovery.
Although varicose veins are often associated with being sedentary, overweight, pregnant, healthy, athletic adults often deal with the condition, too. In fact, if you’re doing anything that keeps you on your feet a lot, it strains the veins in your lower legs, resulting painful leg veins in the calves and lower part of the thighs.
Varicose veins can develop anywhere on your body, not just the legs.
For people who suffer from varicose veins, the thought of wearing some of summer’s latest fashion trends can be frightening and prevent you from heading outdoors and enjoying the heat. Luckily, if you get treatment for your varicose veins now, you will be ready for the summer.
There is a lot of buzz around CBD today. But can it really reduce the symptoms of varicose veins?
Largest vein health organization accelerated in-house development to serve critical patient needs during COVID-19
It is important that we all stay at home right now – but prolonged sitting or inactivity can have long lasting effects on your vein health.
The offices of the Center for Vein Restoration remain open if you experience any of these medical emergencies due to your varicose veins.