INOVIA® Vein Specialty Center is proud to support many local charities including the Heaven Can Wait, Family Resource Center, COCC Foundation, and Westside Athletic Foundation. INOVIA® is also a proud supporter of the recent 2014 Ghost Tree Invitational fundraiser and Auction. This non-profit organization donates to local charities Ronald McDonald House Charities the Education Foundation of Bend La-Pine Schools and Assistance League of Bend. ... continue reading...
Varicose Veins and Restless Leg Syndrome-You Can Find Relief!
Your varicose veins may not just be a cosmetic problem. Varicose veins are a result of venous insufficiency. Veins are unable to return blood to your heart and lungs efficiently. The blood flows downward causing buildup in your veins. Restless leg syndrome is another side effect of venous insufficiency and is common in people with varicose veins. When blood doesn’t circulating properly you can feel the uncontrollable urge to move your legs when sitting or lying down for extended periods of time. ... continue reading...
5 Ways to Prevent Blood Clots while Traveling
The season of travel is still underway. Did you know that limited space and prolonged sitting with little to no leg movement can put you at risk of a blood clot during Air Travel ? Lack of leg movement along with steady pressure from sitting impairs drainage of blood through veins increasing risk for blood clots or thrombosis in deep veins. This can especially be a problem for people with varicose veins . What can you do to minimize the risk? We’ve prepared a short list to help prevent blood ... continue reading...
Welcome to the INOVIA® Vein Update
We established our Oregon vein center with the mission of providing state-of-the-art, specialized vein treatment to patients throughout Oregon and the Pacific Northwest. To support that mission, we're launching a blog where we'll write about innovative vein disorder treatments and the latest research involving the management of venous diseases. Vein disorders are among the most common ailments afflicting both men and women. The National Institutes of Health estimates that 60% of all adults ... continue reading...
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