Can Young Adults Get Varicose Vein Disease?
More than 80 million Americans suffer from vein disease. Although risk can increase with age, young adult men and women can also develop varicose veins due to several common risk factors.
February is American Heart Month
Heart disease is the number one cause of death for men and women in the United States. Heart health is important every day of the year but during the month of February, the American Heart Association raises awareness of heart disease risk and prevention.
3 Vein Tips For a Healthy Holiday Season
The holiday season has arrived! Although it’s known as the most wonderful time of the year, holidays can also be stressful. As a result, we may neglect our health. How can you keep your veins healthy this holiday season?
6 Tips to Reduce Varicose Vein Discomfort
Varicose veins are large, bulging veins in the legs that can cause significant discomfort. Patients with varicose vein disease may experience leg cramps, restless legs, fatigue, swelling, itching and bruising. More serious, untreated cases can lead to leg ulcers, skin scarring and blood clots.
4 Ways to Combat the Effects of Sitting
The average American adult with a desk job spends most of the 8-hour workday sitting. An inactive lifestyle can lead to fatigue, weight gain and increased risk for serious health complications. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, leading a sedentary lifestyle increases risk of Type 2 diabetes by 112 percent and heart disease by 147 percent.