At Virginia Vein Care, we recognize all that comes with planning for vein-related treatment. From deciding on the exact date that works for your schedule to determining the best time of year to get them treated and mapping out your recovery plan, knowing when you...
One of the most common blood clotting issues in the United States is deep vein thrombosis. It affects nearly 200,000 Americans each year and accounts for upwards of 60,000 deaths. Knowing the signs and symptoms early can save your life. Blood clotting is a critical...
Varicose veins are a common vein condition that can cause symptoms like achy legs, calf swelling, itchiness, and unsightly spiderlike veins throughout the lower legs. Although there is no direct way to avoid varicose vein formation altogether, staying on top of your...
If you find yourself struggling with chronic symptoms such as leg pain, achiness, itchiness, or throbbing due to varicose veins or venous insufficiency, endovenous radiofrequency ablation may be the answer you’re looking for. At Virginia Vein Care, we understand the...
Seeing your veins protrude from your legs, arms or other parts of your body can be completely normal. In fact, most people live with at least a few veins that protrude more than others. Occasionally, bulging veins in the legs are a health issue and indicate a more...
With the cold weather fast upon us, various health conditions and illnesses seem to heighten when the temperature drops each year. You may notice that your varicose or spider veins tend to act up more during the winter months. Although most patients living with...
Blood clotting is an essential part of our standard body functions. It is the body’s way of protecting itself from losing too much blood in the event of a cut, scrape or other injury. The blood clotting process works by releasing specific chemicals near an open wound...
What Can Happen if You Fail to Treat Varicose Veins? About one-fourth of society is diagnosed with varicose veins at some point in their lifetime. Typically found on the legs and thighs, they can cause pain, itchiness, swelling and a general feeling of heaviness,...
How to Prevent Varicose Veins During Pregnancy Many women develop (or experience worsening) varicose veins during pregnancy. Though they can itch and hurt, they’re generally harmless and often resolve postpartum. Treatment, if needed, can often be postponed until...
3 Important Vitamins for Better Blood Flow Do you live with varicose veins that cause you pain, itchiness, redness and swelling? Aside from their common symptoms, they can account for various cosmetic concerns. The good news is that there are vital vitamins you can...
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