Patients frequently ask us if activities like yoga can cure or treat varicose veins. It is true that healthy activities help patients live in better health while experiencing fewer symptoms of varicose veins like swelling and aching. We encourage activities like yoga because they can improve circulation and make patients move better. Movement is good […]
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Drop the Term “Accessory” Vein Consensus Emerges It was announced today that members from Inovia Vein participated in an international anterior saphenous vein consensus task force to address the confusion around the term “accessory.” From this a drop the term “accessory” consensus emerged. Edward Boyle, MD and Rachel Drgastin participated as invited members of the
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People often ask how to check for DVT at home. The answer is unfortunately no you cannot check this at home. But the more you know what to look for regarding this serious medical condition (including pulmonary embolism) the more you can seek the expert evaluation from a medical professional that can help you obtain
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It is very common that patients report a complaint of painful leg cramps and they often ask if varicose veins cause leg cramping? The answer is that sometimes yes, varicose veins can be associated with painful leg cramps and sometimes treating varicose vein patients can result in their reporting fewer leg cramps after their vein
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