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  If we did some word association with the condition known as varicose veins, terms such as pregnancy and compression stockings would likely be thrown into the mix. It’s easy to understand why many people associate varicose veins primarily with women. So many of these veins show up during pregnancy, and about three-fourths of people […]

With the summer travel season in full swing, many are preparing for long road trips.  Dr. Gilvydis says that for people with varicose veins, trips of four hours or more by plane, car or train can intensify pain and discomfort, and even pose a risk for blood clots including deep vein thrombosis (a blood clot […]

Home remedies have become quite popular recently. But many people often question if these home remedies for varicose veins actually work. Varicose veins are unsightly, large, twisting, and bumpy veins that typically show up just under the surface of the skin in the legs. But can you get rid of varicose veins naturally? Unfortunately, there […]

By Dr. Rimas Gilvydis Patients often tell me they wish they would have sought treatment for their leg vein issues sooner. Many people think nothing can be done about their vein conditions and related leg pain – that the treatment would be too painful or deemed “cosmetic” and not covered by insurance. Sometimes, individuals don’t […]

Don’t forget to turn your clocks AHEAD one hour early Sunday, March 11th to begin Daylight Saving Time. The bad news: you’re going to lose one hour of sleep. The good news: the sun will set one hour later, so if the weather cooperates, you can enjoy some time outdoors. When did Daily Savings Time start? Germany […]

Many people make the mistake of using the terms “varicose veins” and “spider veins” interchangeably, but they are actually two different vein disorders. The Mayo Clinic describes spider veins as “a common, mild variation of varicose veins” but also states that “varicose veins can cause aching pain and discomfort” and may sometimes lead to more […]