Self-Management of Varicose Veins
Wearing compression stockings and exercising can be long-term management techniques to avoid progression of lifelong venous disease. The end of summer is here. Colorful leaves, brisk cool nights, and jack-o-lanterns are on the horizon.
Obesity and Varicose Veins
Exercising more and eating healthier will improve circulation to your legs. While genetics, age, pregnancy, and leg trauma are all risk factors for varicose veins, obesity and lack of exercise are also two top causes.
Leg Cramps Keeping You Awake?
Consider these strategies to prevent nocturnal leg cramps. It’s almost Halloween, and something spooky may be waking you up at nigh
Healthy Living Before and After Vein Treatment
Staying mobile after vein treatment is essential for preventing complications like deep vein thrombosis. Obesity also exacerbates symptoms. For some patients, it may be necessary to lose weight before undergoing vein treatment.
Men May Need Vein Treatment Too
Billboards and advertisements for vein treatment commonly show a pair of smooth female legs—but men are also at risk for chronic venous insufficiency (CVI), the condition that causes varicose and spider veins, particularly as they ag