A baby bump is just one sign of pregnancy. Rapidly changing hormone levels contribute to many physical changes in your body including fatigue, breast tenderness, nausea, and constipation. Not every woman experiences all of these side effects. Some will have … Continue reading →

It is winter, the weather is cold and blustery, and we are wearing long pants or tights that cover our legs. If you are already looking forward to summer sun, bathing suits, shorts, and short skirts, now is the perfect … Continue reading →

Varicose veins occur when the veins close to the surface of your skin become enlarged and twisted. Often blue or purple in appearance, any vein can become varicose. However, the veins in your legs are the ones most commonly affected. … Continue reading →

Varicose veins are seen by many people as a female health problem. More specifically, people consider varicose veins to be a cosmetic issue that affects older women. This view is false. Varicose veins can develop at any age, and they … Continue reading →

You may know that your veins transport blood to the heart, but you might not know as much about the structure of these blood vessels. For example, did you know that your veins are equipped with a set of valves … Continue reading →

  Since at least the 19th century, sclerotherapy has been used to treat chronic venous insufficiency. Particularly effective against spider veins, it’s a proven course of treatment that offers immediate relief and positive, long-term results. Sclerotherapy is an ideal solution … Continue reading →

If you are currently suffering from varicose veins or at risk of developing them in the future, here are a few helpful answers to common questions about venous health. Varicose veins are a common circulatory disorder, affecting as many as 23 … Continue reading →

We inherit many physical characteristics from our parents and grandparents, such as eye color or height. Some health issues are also inherited, including varicose veins. It’s a fact that if one of your parents has varicose veins, you have a … Continue reading →

While the future of health care is still undetermined, one thing is certain: it’s important for consumers to take steps to educate themselves about their health and wellbeing and become active participants in their plan of care. However, it can … Continue reading →