Veins are the transport system for blood for your entire body. Your circulatory system includes your brain. If you have venous disease it puts you at risk for DVT, Deep Vein Thrombosis (blood clots) which can break free no matter where they form and move through your body landing in your brain (causing a stroke),
It may seem like a weird correlation to think about having varicose veins in your legs and what effect that could possibly have on health outside of your legs, especially something as major as a stroke. What’s the connection? If venous disease (disease of the veins) is left untreated, it can lead to deep vein
You may not even have put two and two together yet and realized that you have poor circulation. Let’s take a look at the common symptoms that come with lessened blood flow. If you have more than 2 or 3, there is a distinct possibility that this is an underlying issue for you. Symptoms
Do you feel worn down, tired, unable to catch up on rest no matter how much sleep you actually get? You may have chronic fatigue syndrome. The cause could surprise you. Oddly varicose veins can be a major contributing factor in lingering fatigue. Back in July of 2016 foxnews.com published an article linking vein disease
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