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The Relationship Between Varicose Veins and Cancer
While varicose veins and cancer are separate conditions, cancer treatments can increase the risk of blood clots, especially in those with existing vein disease. This blog, medically reviewed by Center for Vein Restoration vein specialist Dr. Michelle Nguyen, explores how cancer therapies can impact vein health and offers guidance on reducing the risk of complications like deep vein thrombosis (DVT). Learn how to protect your vascular health and find support from vein experts dedicated to your long-term wellness.
Compression Socks: Thigh-High vs. Knee-High. Which Should You Wear?
Should you choose thigh-high or knee-high compression socks? This blog breaks down the differences, helping you understand which length and pressure level best support your vein health. Get expert advice from Dr. Robin Huang and learn how to choose the right compression gear for lasting comfort and symptom relief.
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.
What Does it Cost to Treat Varicose Veins?
Varicose veins can be more than just a cosmetic concern. If left untreated, these twisted, bulging, often painful leg veins can lead to significant health issues, such as venous ulcers and blood clots. In this blog, we will explore the costs associated with treating varicose veins, whether insurance will cover treatment options and the difference between cosmetic and medically necessary treatment.
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.
Can Crossing Your Legs Cause Varicose Veins?
Think crossing your legs causes varicose veins? It’s time to bust that myth. This blog explores the real causes of varicose veins, who’s at risk, and how expert care at Center for Vein Restoration can help you prevent or treat painful leg symptoms with confidence and comfort.
Smooth Sailing Starts with Healthy Legs: Vein Care Tips for Boaters
Boating can be tough on your legs, especially if you're dealing with varicose veins, swelling, or leg fatigue. This blog offers practical tips to protect your leg health while on the water, explains why boaters are at risk for vein issues, and highlights expert vein care options from Center for Vein Restoration. With proper care and minimally invasive treatments, you can stay steady on deck and enjoy pain-free days at sea.
Can Varicose Veins Kill You?
Varicose veins aren’t usually life-threatening, but ignoring them can lead to serious complications like blood clots, leg ulcers, and even stroke or heart failure in severe cases. A major international study found that people with advanced varicose veins face significantly higher health risks, especially men and those over 65. Fortunately, fast, minimally invasive treatments are available at Center for Vein Restoration to restore vein health and improve quality of life.
