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Varicose veins – basics
10 Things to Know About Exercise and Varicose Veins
DO talk to your doctor– Before you begin any new exercise program, talk to your doctor to make sure that you can safely exercise. Listen to your body. If exercise hurts or seems to make your veins worse, you should stop and talk...
Do expecting mothers get varicose vein treated?
The short answer is: Absolutely Yes! Pregnant patients with painful varicose veins can see us for a consultation. We are able to establish whether their discomfort is directly related to the varicose veins. Often, there is generalized swelling...
Are varicose veins dangerous?
In most cases, varicose veins are not considered to be a serious medical problem such as heart disease or cancer. For some people, varicose veins are just an eye-sore and do not cause any problems with their lifestyle or mobility. Over time, however,...
7 Ways to manage varicose veins at home
7 Ways to manage varicose veins at home 1. Compression stockings 2. Proper shoes 3. Avoid prolonged sitting or standing 4. Exercise 5. Stop smoking 6. Elevate feet 7. Losing weight and healthy eating 1. Compression Stockings: Veins have valves that keep your blood...
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