
Why Do My Varicose Veins Itch?
If your varicose veins are itchy, it’s not just a nuisance; it could be a sign of chronic venous insufficiency, a condition that disrupts healthy blood flow. In this blog, Dr. Duc Le, a board-certified vein specialist, explains why varicose veins can itch, when it signals a more serious vein problem, and how treatment can bring lasting relief. You'll also learn about effective, minimally invasive options available at Center for Vein Restoration to stop the itch at its source. Don’t ignore what your veins are trying to tell you—relief starts with expert care.

Restless Leg Syndrome: What Triggers Flare-Ups?
Restless leg syndrome (RLS) can disrupt sleep, daily activities, and overall comfort—especially when it's linked to vein issues like varicose veins or chronic venous insufficiency. This blog explores what causes RLS flare-ups, why symptoms often worsen at night, and how treating underlying vein disease can offer lasting relief. Discover expert insights and solutions from the board-certified vein specialists at Center for Vein Restoration.

Leg Pain During Menstruation: Could It Be Vein-Related?
Many women experience leg pain during their menstrual cycle, but it could be more than just hormonal changes. This blog explores the connection between menstruation and vein health, including how varicose veins and venous insufficiency can contribute to leg pain. Learn when to consult a vein specialist and discover effective, minimally invasive treatment options available at Center for Vein Restoration.

Five Tips to Get Your Legs Ready for Summer Activities
Get your legs ready for summer with five expert tips to reduce varicose veins, spider veins, swelling, and leg discomfort. Learn how to boost circulation, protect your vein health, and recognize early signs of vein disease—and discover why seeing a vein specialist at Center for Vein Restoration is the best way to achieve healthy, beautiful legs. With advanced, minimally invasive vein treatments, you can feel confident, active, and ready to enjoy every summer adventure.

Medical vs. Cosmetic Vein Treatment: What Does Insurance Cover?
Wondering if your vein treatment is covered by insurance? This blog breaks down the difference between medical and cosmetic vein care, explaining when insurance typically pays for treatment—and when it doesn’t. Learn how to tell if your leg symptoms signal something more serious and get expert advice from Dr. Nancy Harthun at Center for Vein Restoration.

Hyland’s for Restless Legs: Is it a Cure?
If you’re struggling with restless legs, you might wonder if over-the-counter remedies like Hyland’s Restful Legs offer real relief—or if there’s a deeper cause behind your discomfort. This blog explores the link between restless legs syndrome (RLS) and vein disease, and why a professional evaluation at Center for Vein Restoration could be the key to lasting relief. Learn how minimally invasive treatments can help you move beyond temporary fixes and get back to restful nights.

Vein Bulging, Pain, and Swelling? Discover the Power of Varithena® Sclerotherapy
If you’re struggling with bulging veins, leg pain, or swelling, this blog introduces Varithena®, a minimally invasive foam treatment designed to safely and effectively close diseased veins and relieve symptoms of vein disease. Board-certified vein expert Dr. H. Andrew Hansen from Center for Vein Restoration explains how Varithena works, who it helps, and why it stands out as a fast, versatile solution for varicose veins and venous insufficiency. Discover how this FDA-approved treatment can improve both how your legs feel and look—with minimal downtime.

Leg Pain and Swelling? Why the ER Isn’t the Place to Diagnose Vein Problems
If you’re dealing with leg pain, swelling, or visible varicose veins, the ER might not be the right place to find answers. This blog explains why chronic vein problems like venous insufficiency often go undiagnosed in the emergency room—and why a dedicated vein clinic like Center for Vein Restoration offers the expert care you really need. Learn when it’s appropriate to visit the ER and when to go straight to a vein specialist for fast, effective relief.