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The Relationship Between Birth Control and Varicose Veins
Though birth control pills may increase your odds of getting varicose veins, the risk is very low. Millions of women in
Tell Your Friends and Family About the Risks of Varicose Veins
If you have a friend or family member who’s impacted by varicose veins, let them know that treatment options are
Women Are More Likely to Develop Varicose Veins. Here's Why.
More than half of women will develop varicose veins during their lifetimes. So what makes women more prone to varicose
Here's How Smoking Impacts Your Vein Health
Smoking isn’t just bad for lungs and heart. It’s harmful to your veins as well. Most people know that smoking is
Are Varicose Veins Hereditary?
A family history of varicose veins increases your risk of developing them, but with the right lifestyle changes, it’s possible
Is There a Connection Between Diabetes and Venous Disease?
Many people believe that diabetes causes varicose veins and other venous diseases. The truth isn’t quite so straightforward. A number of
Take a Chill Pill: How Stress Affects Vein Health
Learning how to relax and unwind can have a seriously positive effect on your venous health — here’s why. Stress can aggravate
How Your Clothing Choices Impact Your Venous Health
If you suffer from varicose veins, the clothes you wear can have a direct and significant impact on the severity
