Tired, heavy legs after a long day are a warning sign that your circulation may need some extra care. Varicose veins often start this way, and over time, the discomfort can grow. The encouraging news is that daily movement can help your veins do their job more effectively. Dr. Barry Oswalt, MD, FACS, has seen firsthand how exercise […]
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If you’ve noticed unusual veins on your legs, you might wonder if they’re varicose veins or spider veins. It’s an important distinction that affects more than just your appearance – it can influence your health and treatment choices, too. Dr. Barry Oswalt, a board-certified vein specialist at Fort Worth Vein Center, can pinpoint the difference and craft a
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Women are far more likely than men to experience varicose veins, a condition that can cause aching, swelling, and other challenges. While some see them as a cosmetic issue, untreated varicose veins can cause serious discomfort. Dr. Barry Oswalt at Fort Worth Vein Center provides women in Fort Worth with minimally invasive treatments to help them live
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You may have noticed varicose veins on your legs and dismissed them as a cosmetic concern and nothing more. However, they can sometimes signal underlying health issues that require medical attention. Understanding when to consult a doctor about varicose veins is essential for maintaining your vein health and overall well-being. Fort Worth Vein Center, founded by Dr.
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Veins that are twisted and bulging are the hallmarks of a common disorder called varicose veins. They frequently have a blue or purple appearance, which may be uncomfortable or unattractive. As a result, most people would rather prevent varicose veins than treat them. However, varicose veins are not always preventable. You may need to adopt certain
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Vein disease is a chronic condition that affects more than 25 million people in the United States. Vein disease can have far-reaching consequences throughout the body and make it painful to move and complete your everyday activities. Many are unsure of how they developed the illness, and having a clear picture of how the condition
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While spider veins are a sometimes more colorful nuisance, varicose veins are more of a concern when they show their raised curving forms on the surface of our legs. Varicose veins are the enlarged, twisted veins that have become dilated and overfilled with blood. Because of this, they push up, raising the skin above them.
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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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At Fort Worth Vein Center, much of Dr. Oswalt’s efforts are spent helping patients deal with malfunctioning veins, more specifically the valves in their veins. Here’s a little primer on your veins and valves and how they’re supposed to work. How the valves work Our veins, along with the arteries, carry blood to and from
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