Whether you’ve already developed varicose veins or you want to prevent them from forming in the first place, we need to talk about compression. Here’s a look at how compression can help with your varicose veins.
Jun 1st, 2022
Whether you’ve already developed varicose veins or you want to prevent them from forming in the first place, we need to talk about compression. Here’s a look at how compression can help with your varicose veins.
You have varicose veins that you want to get rid of, and you’re researching your options. To help, we’re taking a closer look at Varithena® — how it works and how long before you can debut your smooth legs.
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At best, varicose veins are unsightly, but at worst, they can make exercising very uncomfortable. Here’s a look at why you should exercise despite problematic veins — and how to go about it.
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You’ve decided to treat your varicose veins, and you’re exploring your options. At our Vein Institute, we offer the most effective and innovative tools for eliminating varicose veins, and we review them here.
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Your once-smooth legs now feature large, bulging veins. While you’re dismayed by the cosmetic effect, you also wonder if they're a health concern. Varicose veins aren’t immediately dangerous, but they should give you pause.
Your once-smooth legs have developed webs of tiny, spindly veins, and you wonder where they came from. We explore your risk factors for these pesky spider veins as well as what we can do about them.
Cancer is an insidious disease that affects your overall wellness, including your heart health. Here, we explore the connection and the steps you can take to safeguard all areas of your health.
Hormonal birth control options can bring significant benefits and risks. Some of the risks involve your cardiovascular health, especially if you hold certain risk factors. Keep reading to learn more.
If you want to avoid a heart attack, understanding your risk factors can go far. From your lifestyle habits to your blood pressure levels, there are many aspects of your life that can determine the likelihood of this life-threatening event. Let's find out.
Dr. Satjit Bhusri and his wife, Ayesha. (Photo courtesy of Dr. Satjit Bhusri)
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Since recovering from his near-death experience, Dr. Satjit Bhusri has embraced a healthier lifestyle and developed a deeper understanding for the needs of his patients.
Can stress raise your blood pressure? Do relaxation techniques work? Find out how your emotional health plays a role in hypertension, and get answers to your stress-related questions.
Varicose veins can be bothersome to look at, but they can also cause bothersome medical symptoms and lead to complications if they’re left untreated. Seeking the care you need before your veins worsen can go a long way.
Chest pain is a common sign of attack, which means it can be terrifying when it strikes. However, many non-emergent conditions can cause chest pain. It’s best to be safe, so you should always see a doctor about chest pain.
A stress test is one of the frontline tools for diagnosing cardiovascular problems, allowing you to stay one step ahead of serious heart disease. Here’s a look at when you might benefit from a stress test.
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Treatment options for varicose veins vary greatly, from daily life changes to complete vein removal. Do not try to self-diagnose your veins, as a misdiagnosis can lead to more confusion and unsafe practices.
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The impact COVID-19 has had on people with underlying health issues cannot be understated.
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Does he have any theories about why long naps might be linked to greater risk of all-cause mortality and heart disease?
We all know that there are several benefits to exercise, including heart benefits. My question is what exactly are the benefits of HIIT on the heart?