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Varicose veins and spider veins are common, especially among women. If you have either or both of these vein conditions, here’s what you should know about how they compare and differ.

Peripheral artery disease affects millions of Americans, increasing their risks of serious complications, like strokes. The good news: These four simple steps can help you prevent PAD and its complications.

Diabetes affects your body in many ways, including the way your body heals itself after an injury. Wound care is essential if you have diabetes, not just for feeling better, but for avoiding serious complications, too. Here’s what you need to know.

Swollen legs can be alarming — and painful. If your legs are swollen, there are many possible causes to consider — and many safe, effective treatments, too. Here’s how we can help.

Leg pain is a common problem for plenty of people, but it’s never really “normal” — it’s a sign that something’s wrong. Sometimes, that “something” is a serious vascular problem. Here’s what to look for.

Pelvic congestion is a common cause of pelvic pain and other lower-belly symptoms, but many women don’t even know the condition exists. This post reviews some of the most common symptoms of pelvic congestion syndrome.

Diabetes affects your health in many ways, including the way your body heals. If you have diabetes, you need to take extra care of your wounds — even minor ones — to ward off serious infections. Here’s what you need to know.

Even a few spider veins can seriously detract from the way your skin looks — and take a toll on your self-confidence, too. Understanding why you have spider veins may help you prevent developing more of them. Here’s what you need to know.

Lower extremity bypass surgery is used to restore circulation in people with severe or advanced peripheral artery disease, a circulation problem that affects millions of people. If bypass surgery is in your future, here’s what you can expect.

Aortic disease can cause complications that have serious effects on your circulation and your health. Fortunately, it can be treated. Here’s how.

A diagnosis of peripheral artery disease can be scary — but the good news is, it can be treated. If you’ve recently been diagnosed with PAD, here’s a quick overview of what you should know.

Varicose veins affect millions of people, and for many of them, the problem is more than “just” cosmetic. Varicose veins can be painful — and without treatment, they can get a lot worse. Here’s how to manage them.

Skin ulcers are more than “just” sores. They’re wounds that take a long time to heal, making them much more prone to serious — even life-threatening — infections. Here’s what causes skin ulcers and what our team does to treat them.

Leg pain is a relatively common symptom of vascular disease, and without prompt treatment, you can wind up with serious complications. Here’s how our team helps patients improve their vein health and eliminate painful symptoms, too.

Pelvic congestion syndrome is a relatively common cause of chronic pelvic pain, yet for many women, the condition goes undiagnosed. Here’s why pelvic congestion syndrome happens, what symptoms to look for, and how we can treat it.

Pulmonary edema can have life-threatening consequences when it’s not caught and treated early. Recognizing the symptoms and risk factors is an important part of making sure you get that care as soon as possible. Here’s what to look for.

Swelling in your arms, legs, or other parts of your body might not seem like a big deal. But often, this edema is a symptom of a serious medical condition that needs treatment. Here’s what you should know about edema.

Chronic venous insufficiency is surprisingly common, yet it often goes undiagnosed, which can lead to serious complications. Here’s what you should know about this common vein problem.

If you have spider veins, you may be wondering if these small, nearly visible veins are more than just embarrassing cosmetic flaws. Find out whether spider veins could be affecting more than the way you look, and when you should consider treatment.