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When Should I Worry About My Swollen Ankles?
Swollen ankles are more than just unsightly. It could be a sign of vein disease. Learn more:
Best Exercises for Vein Health for Less Active People
Exercise is vital for maintaining good vein health. If you're looking to improve your varicose veins but are out of shape or have an injury, here are some exercises suitable for less active people.
What Are the Benefits of Elevating Legs?
Help your veins by elevating your legs every day! Here are three tips to get the most out of this daily routine:
Is There a Connection Between Heart Problems and Varicose Veins?
While the exact connection between varicose veins and heart disease is not clear, it is thought that the increased pressure in the veins caused by varicose veins may lead to inflammation and damage to the arteries, the primary cause of heart attacks and strokes.
4 Diet Tips for Healthy Veins
Blood vessels working with your heart keep your circulatory system pumping the blood necessary to keep organs functioning. Nutrition plays a vital role in maintaining healthy circulation.
If Athletes Are In Great Shape, Why Are They At Risk of Blood Clots?
Exercise is excellent for your vein health. But even if you work out regularly, you may still see those twisting, bulging veins on your legs, a condition that puts you at higher risk for blood clots.
Working From Home and Vein Health: The Good and Bad
Chances are good that you or someone you know works remotely. Learn how the work-from-home environment can impact your veins, mental health, and what you can do to reduce the risks.
Do You Have Cellulitis or Venous Skin Changes: What’s the Difference?
Venous stasis dermatitis can be misdiagnosed as cellulitis. Learn the differences between these two painful skin conditions: one caused by venous insufficiency and the other being a bacterial skin infection. Learn why misidentifying the conditions can lead to prolonged and unnecessary patient suffering.
