Posts Tagged ‘varicose veins’
Alcohol 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 MoreEarly Warning Signs of Vein Problems
Do any of your family members suffer from varicose veins? If so, it’s a good idea to be on the lookout for tell-tale signs that you might be developing them. Almost 50% of varicose vein patients report having a family history of varicose veins, and while genetics play a role in their development, varicose veins…
Read MoreBack to School Routines for Vein Health
The summer is winding down and it is officially ‘back to school’ time. That means transitioning out of simpler, mellow summertime living into a more structured, robust school schedule. Earlier wake-up times, long pick-up line waits, and evening activities can leave you scrambling to keep up with your healthy routines. Adjusting to a changing schedule…
Read MoreThe Cost of Untreated Varicose Veins
If you are one of the roughly 40 million people in America who have varicose veins, then you might be wondering if seeking treatment is necessary. If your veins aren’t imposing on your daily activities, or aren’t causing you great discomfort right now, seeing a doctor to go over your treatment options might seem like…
Read MoreCorrect Information
When discussing your health, it’s important to have all of the right information so you can make decisions that are right for you. Unfortunately, there are many misconceptions regarding varicose veins and their treatment that could cause people to put off getting the help they need. Your vein health is an important part of your…
Read MoreShorts Weather
The days are getting longer and flowers are blooming; Spring is just around the corner. And we all know what it means as the weather becomes more pleasant and the temperature climbs – shorts season is almost upon us. For a lot of people, the Spring is a time to be more active, to get…
Read MoreMicrophlebectomy
In normal, healthy, veins, blood is constantly being circulated back up from the leg veins to the heart. Due to age, pregnancy, weight, or standing on your feet for long periods of time, the valves in your veins can weaken. If the valves in your veins have weakened, then your blood has a much harder…
Read MoreHoliday Gift List
Giving and receiving gifts is one of the most fun parts of the holiday season. Have you made your gift lists yet? We’d like to suggest a few items that are sure to be a hit with anyone who wants to stay healthy, especially if they suffer from varicose veins or spider veins. Exercise Equipment…
Read MoreHoliday Travel and Vein Care
It’s that time of year again, time for holiday travel! Traveling can always be a bit hectic, so it’s important to keep in mind and practice a few easy ways to take care of your vein health along the way. Dr. Eston Wenger of Premier Surgical in Cleveland shares some favorite tips to help keep…
Read MoreWater and Varicose Veins
Are you getting enough water? Water is essential for a healthy lifestyle and contributes in a number of ways to keep your body going. Water regulates your internal body temperature, it lubricates your joints, it helps you digest your food and get rid of waste, and it is needed for your cells to work properly.…
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