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From Pelvic Pain to Power Walks: One Mom’s Victory Over Vein Disease
After years of leg pain and swelling, Debbie’s vein disease was finally diagnosed and treated at Center for Vein Restoration (CVR). A mom of nine and former occupational therapist, Debbie struggled for years with painful varicose veins and undiagnosed pelvic pain, until she found lasting relief at CVR. Diagnosed with severe May-Thurner syndrome and treated by vein expert Dr. Zoe Deol, Debbie’s story is a powerful reminder that persistent leg pain and swelling aren’t “just part of aging.” Learn how expert vein care helped her reclaim her comfort, mobility, and confidence.
Varicose Veins During Pregnancy: When to Worry
Pregnancy-related varicose veins are common and affect up to 40% of expectant mothers. Learn what causes varicose veins during pregnancy, how to manage symptoms like swelling and leg pain, and when to seek expert care for serious concerns like deep vein thrombosis (DVT). Discover safe, minimally invasive vein treatment options at Center for Vein Restoration.
Pelvic Pain? It Could Be Your Veins
If you’re living with persistent pelvic pain, bloating, or discomfort during intimacy, the cause may be more than hormonal—it could be your veins. This blog explores pelvic congestion syndrome (PCS), a common yet underdiagnosed vein condition, and how expert diagnosis and minimally invasive treatments from CVR can offer lasting relief. Dr. Laura Kelsey, board-certified vein specialist, shares how PCS is identified and treated, empowering women to reclaim their health and quality of life.
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.
Do Swollen Legs During Pregnancy Indicate a Boy or a Girl?
Swollen legs during pregnancy are common—but do they really reveal your baby's gender, or could they point to varicose veins or early signs of vein disease? Find out what causes pregnancy leg swelling, when to see a vein specialist near you, and how Center for Vein Restoration can help you stay healthy, comfortable, and confident before and after childbirth. From treating varicose veins during pregnancy to protecting long-term vein health, our experts are here to support you every step of the way.
Vein Health is Women’s Health
Vein health is often overlooked in women’s health, yet millions suffer from vein problems like varicose veins and chronic venous insufficiency that can seriously impact daily life. In this medically reviewed blog, Dr. Pamela Kim explains why women are more at risk and how modern, minimally invasive treatments can provide relief. Learn the signs to watch for, when to seek care, and how to protect your long-term vein health.
From Mission Trips to CVR: Dr. Tricia Croake's Journey to Vein Care
Discover the inspiring journey of Dr. Tricia Croake, from her beginnings in family and sports medicine to becoming a dedicated vein care specialist at Center for Vein Restoration (CVR) in Pinehurst, North Carolina. Combining her expertise in interventional pain management, regenerative medicine, and mission work, Dr. Croake brings a holistic approach to improving her patients' mobility and quality of life. Learn how her passion for helping others and her connection with CVR's patient-centered philosophy have shaped her career in venous medicine.
Does Birth Control Cause Blood Clots?
This blog post explores the connection between hormonal birth control and the increased risk of blood clots, especially for those who smoke or have a family history of clotting issues. It empowers readers to have informed conversations with their healthcare providers and recognize the warning signs of blood clots for better health decisions.
