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09 Nov Understanding Varicose Veins: Diagnosis and Treatment Options

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Diagnosis The health care provider will perform a physical examination, including examining your legs while standing to detect swelling. The provider may also ask you to describe the pain and aching in your legs. Tests Health care providers might recommend a venous Doppler ultrasound of the leg as...

21 Oct Understanding Varicose Veins – Symptoms, Causes, Risk Factors And Treatment

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Welcome to an exploration of varicose veins and spider veins, common conditions affecting the veins in our legs. Varicose veins may appear when blood flow encounters difficulty, causing veins to swell and become noticeable under the skin. Standing for long periods can add pressure to the...

06 May Keeping Up With Fashion: Can It Result In Vein Diseases?

Posted at 11:36h in Blog, vein disease by Dr. Micahel Aziz 3,723 Comments

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Most of us don’t really think of our venous health when we go on a shopping spree for clothes. Finding the right outfit and the perfect accessories to go with it is challenging enough as it is, without the thoughts of how our clothing may...

04 May A Primary Care Physician Or A Vein Treatment Specialist—Who Should You Consult?

Posted at 10:26h in Varicose Veins, Varicose Veins Doctors by Dr. Micahel Aziz 2,662 Comments

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We rely on our primary care doctors for our immediate medical queries. They’re the ones we go to when we’ve been having persistent headaches, need a flu shot, or are experiencing muscle discomfort. However, when it comes to specialized ailments or diseases such as those...

02 May The Dangers of Using Makeup to Hide Varicose Veins

Posted at 11:19h in Varicose Veins by Dr. Micahel Aziz 106 Comments

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Varicose veins are an unpleasant reality for 20% of the adult population. These twisted veins typically appear on the affected individual’s legs, although it isn’t uncommon for them to be formed on other body parts. The condition is caused by valve damage within the veins, resulting in the formation of blood pools inside the vessels.

30 Apr All You Need To Know About Vein Health and Post Pregnancy

Posted at 11:10h in Blog, Varicose Veins, Varicose Veins Doctors by Dr. Micahel Aziz 2,062 Comments

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Did you know that approximately 3.79 million babies are born annually in the United States? While pregnancy is a joyous occasion, a range of medical complications can befall on even the healthiest of pregnant women—both before and during birth. With hormonal and bodily changes comes the risk of developing vein diseases as well. Let’s take a brief look at what happens to the veins during pregnancy and what pregnant women should do after postpartum recovery.

28 Apr Your Questions about Radiofrequency Ablation Answered

Posted at 10:46h in Varicose Veins by Dr. Micahel Aziz 414 Comments

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Unsightly and uncomfortable, varicose veins are nothing short of a nuisance. The swollen, twisted, and blue veins are hard to cover up and even harder to live with if one takes into account the range of debilitating symptoms that are associated with this vein disease. Thankfully, radiofrequency ablation has become one of the most effective ways to help individuals relieve symptoms of varicose veins, without leaving any cosmetic scars behind. Let’s take a look at what radiofrequency ablation is, and what it does.

26 Apr What’s The Right Treatment Option for Your Varicose Veins?

Posted at 10:47h in Varicose Veins by Dr. Micahel Aziz 2,086 Comments

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Varicose veins are swollen or twisted veins that appear blue and bulgy from the surface of the skin. They’re most common in legs but can also form on other parts of the body. They’re caused by damaged valves in the veins that are unable to fulfill...

24 Apr Weight Gain and Varicose Veins—Is There A Link?

Posted at 11:34h in Varicose Vein by Dr. Micahel Aziz 2,120 Comments

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Did you know that an estimated six to seven million people in the United States have an existing diagnosis of varicose veins? While this number is alarming on its own, it doesn’t take into account the number of people who may still be unaware that they have a venous disease because some symptoms can easily go unnoticed.

22 Apr Pregnancy and Its Effects on the Vascular System

Posted at 11:24h in Blog by Dr. Micahel Aziz 458 Comments

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Statistics show that approximately 41 percent of women develop varicose veins in the United States. While these may be a result of several reasons such as weight gain, women mostly develop varicose veins during and after pregnancy. Varicose veins and ankle swelling are some of the most common physical changes that a woman experiences during pregnancy. This is because pregnancy affects the vascular system—putting women at a higher risk of developing vascular problems such as DVT. Let’s take a look at how pregnancy affects a woman’s vascular system, and a few steps women can take to prevent the likelihood of developing venous diseases.

09 Nov Understanding Varicose Veins: Diagnosis and Treatment Options

21 Oct Understanding Varicose Veins – Symptoms, Causes, Risk Factors And Treatment

06 May Keeping Up With Fashion: Can It Result In Vein Diseases?

04 May A Primary Care Physician Or A Vein Treatment Specialist—Who Should You Consult?

02 May The Dangers of Using Makeup to Hide Varicose Veins

30 Apr All You Need To Know About Vein Health and Post Pregnancy

28 Apr Your Questions about Radiofrequency Ablation Answered

26 Apr What’s The Right Treatment Option for Your Varicose Veins?

24 Apr Weight Gain and Varicose Veins—Is There A Link?

22 Apr Pregnancy and Its Effects on the Vascular System

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