Health depends on your state of being, not your biological age. Vein issues, though more common ages 50 and above, can also happen in younger people, especially athletes who are at higher risk due to extended travel, possible dehydration, body trauma and resulting immobilization, and the possibility of fractures or surgery. Blood clots happen most
During your pregnancy, you will notice many changes to your body. Some are expected, such as a growing belly and weight gain. Some changes are a surprise such as veins becoming noticeable on your body. Do not panic. This is normal and is your body’s way of accommodating the extra blood flow. The veins
Having varicose veins doesn’t mean you have to sit on the sidelines! If you’ve been diagnosed with vein disease, then you have likely already been told by your doctor that it is in your best interest to be active and maintain a healthy weight. Fortunately, there are a variety of things you can do to
Venous reflux disease is a condition that is degenerative and refers to the leaking damaged valves in the leg veins. A reflux may occur (a reversal of blood flow) deep in the leg veins or even in the more superficial. This condition is best caught and treated early as it worsens over time. Venous insufficiency
Varicose veins are primarily caused by genetic factors outside of the patient’s realm of control. However, lifestyle habits that can be managed should be, especially if there is a family history of varicose veins. We realize that health information has become muddled, with every ‘expert’ out there having an opinion and writing about it online,
If you are like most women you haven’t given any consideration or thought at all to the subject of blood clots. A blood clot can happen at any age to either sex though they mostly occur in men age 50+ and women under age 50 during childbearing years. Though the sexes share most of the
Dr. Zuzga and his staff were all very pleasant and personable and went out of their way to make me feel comfortable.