Varicose Veins May Be a Warning Sign of Potentially Deadly Blood Clots
A new study shows that varicose veins may be connected to deep vein thrombosis and other serious circulatory conditions. Our
Drinking and Varicose Veins: What You Need to Know
While alcohol’s effect on vein health isn’t discussed as frequently as other bad habits like smoking and unhealthy eating, it
Frequently Asked Questions about Varicose Veins
If you are currently suffering from varicose veins or at risk of developing them in the future, here are a
Should You Get a Second Opinion on Your Varicose Veins?
With treatments for varicose veins advancing every day, it’s important to seek a second opinion before you make a final
Symptoms of Varicose Veins by Dr. Carabasi
Varicose veins usually become visible on the lower leg. They may appear as dark blue or purple lines snaking up the leg, or flesh-colored ropes that protrude above the surface of the skin. Varicose veins are often mistaken for spider veins, which are networks of red or blue veins that resemble a starburst or a spider’s web. Spider veins often have different causes and treatment for these smaller, superficial veins can differ somewhat from varicose vein treatment as well.
Prepare for Takeoff: Can Flying Make Your Varicose Veins Worse?
Long flights many not be ideal for people with varicose veins, but with some precautionary measures, you can easily cope
Does Diabetes Increase Your Risk for Varicose Veins?
While diabetes isn’t a direct cause of varicose veins, it can greatly exacerbate the symptoms of existing conditions. Since diabetes also
Does Cold Weather Make Varicose Veins Worse?
The nature of the relationship between winter and venous health is a mixed bag — here’s what you need to know. You