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You have several treatment options for varicose veins, but deciding which one is best for you can be a challenge.
Joined by employees and physicians, as well as other doctors, from across the country, CVR shares its 2019 success, forward-looking vision, venous and lymphatic medicine expertise
To achieve optimal results after your varicose vein procedure, we recommend you follow these pre- and post-operation tips.
Could your job be contributing to your varicose veins? If you work at one of these professions, that may be the case.
Today, approximately 50 percent of Americans make some kind of resolution, though fewer than 10 percent successfully keep them. So will this be the year that you finally do something to end the pain, the discomfort and the embarrassment of unsightly varicose veins?
Two of the most popular varicose vein treatments — laser ablation and radiofrequency ablation — use heat to eliminate varicose veins.
Recovery from varicose vein treatment is relatively quick, but there are still some guidelines you need to follow to ensure you heal properly.
Venous and arterial insufficiency can both lead to open sores on the leg, but the cause for each disorder is very different and demands different treatment.
