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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You might think that a vein specialist couldn’t be much help with a condition with the word “lymph” in it, yet a vascular specialist might be exactly what you need to treat lymphedema. Surprise! Because of the natural partnership between your lymphatic and circulatory systems, a vascular expert may be precisely what you need. Find out
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You may be seeing more about vein procedures this time of year for a very important reason. There are several benefits you get to enjoy when you get vein treatment in January, February, or at least before the summer months. Find out why Dr. Oswalt recommends that you time vein procedures for colder months. 1. Better Healing
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Do You Have Restless Legs? You May Have Vein Disease! Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS) is a disorder that causes an overwhelming urge to move one’s legs and affects 5-10% of adults in the United States1. It typically occurs in the evening or with relaxation. People who suffer from restless leg syndrome describe it as an
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Varicose and spider veins can be an unpleasant sight. Many surgical methods can help resolve the problem, but many people worry about the idea of having surgery. If you suffer from venous conditions but want to avoid surgery, there are conservative alternatives that can help. A typical strategy to help treat venous conditions symptoms is
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Monitoring your vein health becomes more crucial as you age. While varicose and spider veins are common among those over 50, they are still worth keeping an eye on. If left unchecked, varicose or, spider veins can contribute to vein disease, which can have adverse effects throughout your body. However, knowing some signs of vein
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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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A tingling feeling in your body can happen now and then. But when it’s a regular occurrence in your legs, it can indicate signs of a problem. Restless leg syndrome (RLS) affects nearly 15 percent of the population and is frustrating for many people. However, with a thorough understanding of the condition and a sound
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Lymphedema is a sneaky culprit that can be dangerous if it goes untreated. But, with an aggressive plan and proper management, you can lead a quality life. What Causes Lymphedema? Lymphedema is a result of the fluid in your body not draining correctly. The buildup of excess fluid causes parts of your body to swell,
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If Dr. Oswalt has recommended you start wearing compression hose or socks, either as a future preventive measure or after you’ve had a vein treatment with him, you know it’s not easy to get the darn things on! In November’s blog we shared four tips to help you get your compression hosiery on so they
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