Posts Tagged ‘men’
Understanding Lipoma and the Role of Surgery
Introduction Lipomas, benign tumors composed of fatty tissue beneath the skin’s surface, often raise questions and concerns due to their appearance or potential discomfort. In this blog post, we delve into the specifics of Lipoma, aiming to demystify this common yet often misunderstood condition. Additionally, we explore the circumstances under which Lipoma surgery, a procedure…
Read MoreHow to Travel and Maintain Good Vein Health
Many of us look forward to travel adventures and exploring new destinations. While it’s exciting to embark on these journeys, it’s essential to prioritize your vein health during your travels. Prolonged periods of sitting or standing, dehydration, and limited movement can challenge your circulatory system. In this article, we will provide valuable tips on how…
Read MoreLaparoscopic Hernia Repair
If you have recently been diagnosed with a hernia, general surgeon Dr. Eston Wenger of Premier Surgical Cleveland can help. While open surgery has traditionally been the go-to for hernia repair, with advancements in medical technology a minimally invasive alternative is available: robotically-assisted hernia repair. Robotic hernia repair offers numerous benefits over traditional open surgery…
Read MoreAlcohol and Vein Health
Would you be surprised to learn that during the cold winter months alcohol consumption increases? Some reasons for the spike in imbibing at this time of year could be due to added stress during the holidays, seasonal depression, additional celebrating, or boredom from being inside so much. But those who are predisposed to venous insufficiency,…
Read MoreVaricose Veins Affect Men Too
Would you believe that nearly 40% of the patients living with varicose veins are men? This might be a hard statistic to wrap your brain around if you’ve always considered varicose veins a women’s issue. But believing the myth that varicose veins don’t affect men could mean setting yourself up for serious health issues. While…
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