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Strategies such as wearing compression socks, adjusting your standing habits, and undergoing certain procedures may help ...

But ablation won’t remove varicose veins. For that, you’ll have to have sclerotherapy, an office procedure where a surgeon injects a substance called a sclerosant into the veins to break them down.

If you are having ice-cold feet and feel heaviness in the legs it may indicate the presence of varicose veins — swollen, twisted, and enlarged veins in legs or ankles — according to a study. Varicose ...

Indeed, if you suffer from unsightly varicose veins, you may have found that temperature changes cause them to expand and contract, triggering burning and itchy sensations and even pain.

Like ablation, sclerotherapy is performed in the office under local anesthesia. Most patients experience a reduction of 50 to 70% of visible spider veins, but never 100%. Both Dr. Ching and Steidler ...

A new study says these signs could point to varicose veins — a condition where veins become swollen, twisted, and weak. Researchers found that many people who suffer from varicose veins report ...

In rare severe cases, treatments such as sclerotherapy, a minimally invasive outpatient treatment, can reroute blood through healthier veins in the legs. Varicose veins are more common in women ...

Ultrasound-Guided Foam Sclerotherapy: A targeted injection that treats both varicose and spider veins by causing them to collapse and fade. VenaSeal™ Closure System: A unique, medical-grade ...

Plastic foam must be phased out at a local, state and national level in order to protect the oceans and human health, according to a new analysis. The report by Oceana warns plastic foam ...