Varicose veins trouble millions of Americans–particularly women. Blue to purple, ropelike, and twisted, these surface veins are very noticeable in the legs, ankles, and feet. Let’s talk about what living with these incompetent blood vessels is like, how you can feel better, and where you can go for outstanding vein treatment in St. Petersburg, Palm
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Deciding When to Get Vein Treatment
Chronic venous insufficiency, or CVI, affects about 25 percent of Americans, particularly women who are 40 and older. CVI includes spider veins, varicose veins, and complications, such as ulcers and blood clots. Do you know when to get treatment for problem veins? Let’s talk about when to get vein treatment and where you can go
Read More5 Common Symptoms Telling You Your Veins Need to Be Treated
Varicose veins and spider veins affect more than 20% of American adults–most of them women. If you notice that these veins are causing painful, annoying, or embarrassing symptoms, it may be time for a consultation with an experienced and caring vein surgeon. Let’s talk about five issues that indicate that it’s time to see a
Read MoreVaricose Veins in Legs: Tips to Prevent and Treat Them
Your veins perform an important job: they carry oxygen-depleted blood from the arms and legs back to the heart. Did you know these veins contain small valves that help prevent blood from flowing backward and pooling in your legs and feet? When these valves malfunction, unattractive and unhealthy varicose veins form. Not all varicose veins
Read MoreWhat Causes Leg Vein Blockages?
Leg vein blockages, or clots, are a result of some vascular health conditions and can be problematic if left untreated. Blockages occur when blood moves too slowly through the veins, which then causes blood to clot, as well as inflammation in the veins. In this blog, we will discuss what causes leg vein blockages, the
Read MoreHow to Prevent Painful Veins
Varicose veins are enlarged veins that commonly develop in the legs. While many people do not develop other symptoms, some do. Varicose veins, due to their underlying cause and progression, have been known to cause pain, discomfort, and heaviness in the legs. Nobody wants to deal with painful veins in their legs. It is a
Read MoreWhen To Seek Help for Varicose Veins on The Legs?
According to reports, 23% of people in the US are affected by varicose veins, and the most common places for varicose veins to develop is on the legs. While most people seek varicose vein treatment for aesthetic purposes only, there are other medical reasons to seek medical treatment for varicose veins. Let’s talk about what
Read MoreWhat to Expect After Sclerotherapy
“Sclero-” literally means hardening or scarring, and sclerotherapy is a minimally invasive treatment in which a chemical irritant solution is injected into varicose veins; the solution causes the veins to form scar tissue and collapse, which closes off the blood supply. The blood is naturally and automatically re-routed to nearby healthier veins, and the collapsed
Read MoreAre Varicose And Spider Veins Preventable?
Spider and varicose veins are a common issue, especially among women over the age of 40. If you have these vein issues, or are wondering if you may develop one soon, it’s worth learning about them and the methods you can use to prevent them. What Are Varicose And Spider Veins? Veins are blood vessels
Read MoreSymptoms of Venous Disease
The heart pumps nutrient-dense and oxygenated blood to the body through thick-walled blood vessels called arteries; the deoxygenated and depleted blood is then sent back to the heart through thin-walled vessels called veins. Tiny capillaries connect the arteries and veins. Because the veins are much farther away from the heart than the arteries are, they
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