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25 Jan 5 Stages of Vein Disease That Shouldn’t Be Ignored
Over 30 million Americans suffer from vein disease. The percentage that seeks treatment? Only 10%—translating to around 1.9 million. And this number is expected to grow in 2020. Vein diseases are becoming increasingly common because of a combination of hereditary and hormonal factors, including obesity, prolonged standing, external injuries, and liver disease, among others.
22 Jan 3 Reasons Why Leg Cramps Shouldn’t Be Left Untreated
Our muscles are constantly expanding and contracting when our legs are in motion. Sudden and involuntary contractions of our muscles are known as leg cramps. Leg spasms can strike at any time—often when you least expect them. Whether your cramps are caused by exercising without warming up or carrying heavy weights, muscle cramps are often not a cause for concern.
19 Jan Why You Should Check for Varicose Veins Before Getting a Tattoo
While getting a tattoo is on every millennial's bucket list, ensuring that you’re a good candidate beforehand is essential. Not everyone can undergo the rigorous process without experiencing side effects. If you’re looking forward to getting a tattoo on your birthday or are accompanying someone close to you for one, here are some things you may want to look out for in advance:
16 Jan Restless Leg Syndrome: 3 Things to Avoid
Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS) is more than just the desire to move your legs occasionally. This neurological condition, that affects about 7–10 percent of Americans—causes the irresistible urge to move our legs, often accompanied by uncomfortable sensations in them. The need to move your legs is caused by an unpleasant pulling, crawling, or itching feeling deep within. People struggling with the condition often stretch, walk around, and rub the area of discomfort—but to no avail.
15 Jan Varicose Veins – A Guide to Prevent them During Pregnancy
Varicose veins are particularly common in women who have had two or more pregnancies. Here is a beautifully design infograph to guide you how to prevent Varicose veins during your preganacy:
13 Jan Radio frequency Ablation for Chronic Back Pain: Everything You Need to Know
Chronic back pain is a common health issue that significantly affects the quality of life for people living with the condition. Between 11–40 percent of American adults go through chronic back pain; it affects their dependence on pain-relieving medication and restricts their mobility. Since, according to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, about 80 percent of adults experience chronic back pain during their lives, the need for an effective cure is necessary.
10 Jan Leg Swelling: 4 Signs That Indicate You May Require Treatment
Chronic back pain is a common health issue that significantly affects the quality of life for people living with the condition. Between 11–40 percent of American adults go through chronic back pain; it affects their dependence on pain-relieving medication and restricts their mobility.
06 Jan The Potential Dangers Of Leaving Varicose Vein Untreated
Apart from looking unsightly, varicose veins are a serious health risk that causes both, physical and psychological health problems. Often considered as simply a cosmetic issue, the condition causes pain and inflammation in the legs; however, they can occur in any other body part as well. Treatment is important because the condition doesn’t go away on its own and even when you don’t feel the pain, it’s still recommended that you talk to a varicose vein treatment specialist.