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25 Dec Why Seniors Should Get Treatment For Varicose Veins
You may have heard that the risk of developing varicose veins increases with age. According to research, the risk of developing varicose veins increases with age as you tend to get more susceptible to vein issues, especially if you have a family history of such problems. Seniors naturally have limited physical abilities and tend to engage in fewer activities that improve vein health, such as walking or running.
22 Dec Varicose Veins Reappearing After Veins Treatment — Understanding The Causes
In an ideal world, patients who’ve gone through extensive treatment for varicose veins expect that they won’t have to deal with the problem again. If the treatment is performed right and you follow your doctor’s advice, there’s no reason why varicose veins would appear again. Unfortunately, in some cases, patients experience that varicose veins start to reappear. Which can be incredibly frustrating, especially if you’ve spent a significant amount on the treatment.
20 Dec Why Vein Pain In Your Legs Is A Sign Of Concern
Leg pain can vary in symptoms, intensity, frequency and localization. Depending on the type of pain, it can just be a mere nuisance or cause huge discomfort that’s disabling the person. Generally caused by footwear, overuse of joints and muscles, ligament or tendon injury and overactivity, the pain can also be a result of other health conditions.
17 Dec Varicose Veins Prevention — 3 Simple Exercises That You Should Do
Varicose veins are enlarged veins typically caused by weakened valves or valves that can no longer function properly. The condition can cause extreme pain and discomfort in addition to the inflammation and swollen area.
15 Dec Causes of Leg Cramps and How to prevent them
Getting a leg cramp, or as it's more commonly known, a charley horse, can be excruciating. One moment you’re walking or jogging and enjoying yourself, and the next, it feels like someone slipped a knife into your leg muscles.
11 Dec Tips for Choosing the Perfect Vein Specialist
Chronic venous diseases have several negative impacts on quality of life, affecting millions of people each year. The biggest problem with vein disorders is that they’re difficult to diagnose and are often recognized in advanced stages.
08 Dec Exploring the Link between Exercise and Blood Flow
One of the best gifts you can give to your body is regular exercise. According to John Hopkins Medicine, the potential of exercise, coupled with a healthy diet, bring down the chances of death by 80%. Routine exercise promotes a healthy blood circulatory system, strengthens the muscles, and increases overall health.
05 Dec Effective Treatment Methods for Varicose Veins
Over 35% of the American population aged between 40 and 80 suffers from varicose veins. The venous disorder is hereditary and is often inherited from a parent.
Women who have had multiple children and people who are obese are at a higher risk of developing varicose veins.
02 Dec The Difference between Spider and Varicose Veins
A lot of people think that varicose veins and spider veins are two different terms for the same health condition. While the causes, symptoms, and treatments for both conditions are quite similar, these are two distinct venous diseases.