Vein issues can be serious no matter your state of health, but if you are diabetic, you very much need to be aware and if you notice any symptoms or signs of venous insufficiency, see a vein specialist immediately to avoid serious complications. Though diabetes does not cause or lead into varicose veins, being overweight
Those who are diabetic need to pay particular attention to their vein health. While venous insufficiency is only one of three causes (the other two being peripheral neuropathy and peripheral arterial occlusive disease) it is a leading reason ulcers begin to form in patients who have diabetes. It’s a fact that nearly one-third of diabetic
There are numerous medical conditions that can lead to and are associated with venous insufficiency, though some of them are arguably more serious than others. One of the more serious associated conditions is diabetes, which while it may not directly cause venous insufficiency to develop, is definitely related in that it can greatly affect the
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