Subtle, yet dangerous, the symptoms of DVT are quieter than the risk factors. If you’ve been experiencing pain in your legs and don’t exercise as much as you should, it’s important to contact experienced physicians who are dedicated to helping you.
Everyone has leg cramps now and then, but you’re experiencing cramps that seem out of the ordinary. Should you see a doctor? That depends on several factors, so take a moment to learn which ones might apply to you.
Do you feel dizzy when you stand up too fast, or suffer from bouts of vertigo? Dizziness is a common symptom of many conditions, including issues with the inner ear, blood pressure, or blood flow. Learn what might be the cause of your dizziness below.
Are colorful spider veins on your legs or face causing anxiety or self-consciousness? A simple, in-office treatment can eliminate spider veins and give you even-toned skin once again.
If you smoke, are pregnant, or don’t exercise, you may be at risk for this potentially fatal vein condition. Keep reading to learn about preventing and treating deep vein thrombosis.
Venous disease is a condition that impacts blood flow in your legs and can result in serious consequences. Read on to learn how to correct venous disease and keep your legs healthy for years to come.
Carotid artery disease is a condition that presents almost no symptoms before you realize how serious it has become. However, you can make some changes to stave off or even completely prevent the possibility of developing this disease.
Restless legs syndrome affects nearly 10 percent of the U.S. population. Find out what causes this unpleasant sensation that gives you an overwhelming urge to move your legs — and how to treat it.
Do you have swollen, visible veins on your legs? Don’t let them ruin your confidence. Instead, figure out what type of veins they are so you can find the right treatment plan.
If you want to eliminate bulging, uncomfortable varicose veins without invasive surgery or downtime, radiofrequency ablation may be ideal for you. Find out if you’re a good candidate for this innovative procedure.
About 1 in 5 people in the United States has varicose veins — those lumpy, bulging blood vessels that develop on your legs. So why don’t 4 out of 5 people get them?
