The valves in your veins ensure they function properly — here’s how they work. You may know that your veins transport blood to and from the heart, but you might not know as much about the structure of these blood vessels. For example, did you know that your veins are equipped with a set of valves […]
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With treatments for varicose veins advancing every day, it’s important to seek a second opinion before you make a final decision. We’ll walk you through some of the reasons below Venous insufficiencies are some of the most common chronic conditions in the United States, but luckily, they’re relatively easy to treat. However, because there are
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If you are currently suffering from varicose veins or at risk of developing them in the future, here are a few helpful answers to common questions about venous health Varicose veins are a common circulatory disorder, affecting as many as 23% of American adults. Despite its prevalence, however, many patients still have questions about them, with
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Varicose Veins that occur during pregnancy are uncomfortable and slightly painful, but are they dangerous? Discover just how dangerous they are and learn how you can prevent them from occurring. What Are Varicose Veins? Normal, healthy veins run unnoticed below the skin all throughout your body. If the veins are exposed to extreme pressure or
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The driving force for recommending use of anti-cholesterol medications (“statins”) is that if a certain group of patients take these drugs over several years, statins can reduce the risk of heart attack, stroke and death. These particular patients have already had at least one cardiovascular diagnosis or event after which the medication is prescribed. The
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Although varicose veins are among the most common types of venous disease, there are more venous conditions for individuals to look out for. It wouldn’t be ludicrous to suggest that varicose veins could potentially be a symptom of a larger vein disease problem. According to the American Vein and Lymphatic Society, as much as 40
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What happens when you have a varicose vein near the surface of the skin that is too large to treat with sclerotherapy but too small to treat with laser ablation? Microphlebectomy happens, and the vein goes away. Also known as ambulatory phlebectomy or stab phlebectomy (both of which make the procedure sound kind of scary
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