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There are a number of different symptoms that can appear with venous disorders, but few are as distressing as the brown discoloration that often appears on the lower leg. In addition to its unsightly appearance, this symptom can also be an indication the underlying disorder is worsening. For that reason, it is important to understand why the discoloration appears and what steps you should take to have the condition further assessed and treated.
Both radiofrequency and laser ablation are effective treatments for varicose veins. Find out which one is right for you. Radiofrequency and
Spider and varicose veins can be more than unsightly – for many sufferers, they are physically painful as well. Whether you are embarrassed by your bulging veins or losing sleep due to painful night cramping, you can find relief in minimally-invasive treatments today.
The booming organic and natural health movement has encouraged patients to turn to “natural” solutions over costly medication or a surgical procedure. Many people claim that forms of massage, expensive herbal supplements, or pantry staples like apple cider vinegar or garlic will get the job done. Some of these websites even claim to be backed by real medical professionals.
Find out how to prepare for your first appointment with a vein specialist, and what to expect once you arrive.
Varicose veins are unsightly and sometimes they are even physically painful. You would love to get rid of those bulging vessels, but is there even a way to do that? In the past, the only solution was to undergo a surgical procedure known as vein stripping. The procedure took place in a hospital and involved a significant amount of discomfort and recovery time afterward.
You may have heard that exercise is beneficial to preventing and managing unsightly varicose veins, but do you know which exercise is the best? While there are a number of positive options, the one that is most recommended by vein specialists is swimming. This low-impact aerobic activity benefits the veins – and the rest of your body – in a myriad of ways.
Varicose veins, those bulging, twisting lines that often protrude on the lower portion of the legs, are a fairly common occurrence.
