The best time to take care of vein issues is when they first begin. It can be subtle at first and go unnoticed. You may notice your legs feel more tired than usual, slightly heavy, or you may visually start to see small colored veins coming to the surface. They may come in the form
When searching for a Vein Specialist it can be a challenge to know whom to trust, who has the experience necessary, and what office would be a good fit for your particular health concerns and needs. That is why we wanted to give you some background into who Dr. Zuzga is, and some insight
30 million Americans suffer from venous disease, yet only 10% of them seek treatment. This is according to the Society for Vascular Medicine. At some point in their life, it is estimated that 20% of adults will develop varicose veins. Although these conditions are more common in older individuals, younger people can also develop them.
February in Florida is vein treatment season. Though the weather is still lovely compared to the rest of the country it is now cool enough to wear pants and avoid the beach for a few days. This off time from Florida’s nearly year-round bikini weather offers the perfect reprieve to take care of your vein
Dr. Mark Zuzga, D.O. of West Florida Vein Center Speaks Out If you have noticed veins in your legs becoming visible over time creating small blue, purple, or reddish-wavy lines in your legs you are potentially a candidate for Vein Therapy. The development of spider veins and varicose veins is caused by a condition known
Look down at your legs for a moment. Are they smooth, supple, and have a nice even coloring without dark purple, red, or bluish markings running through? Do your legs feel good? OR Do your legs get easily tired, ache, itch, twitch at night, and visually present with visible raised, knotted, or bumpy veins? If
Dr. Zuzga and his staff were all very pleasant and personable and went out of their way to make me feel comfortable.