We all know that regular exercise is important to maintain overall health and well-being, but for people with vein disorders such as varicose veins it can provide even more benefits. Exercising helps increase heart rate, therefore pumping more blood …
Many people with varicose veins often wonder if it’s safe for them to fly, especially for long haul flights (over 4 hours). This query is most likely due to knowledge of the risk associated with flying and Deep Vein Thrombosis. …
Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD), is the reduced circulation of blood to any part of the body and is the medical condition relating to “poor circulation”. PAD most commonly affects circulation in legs and kidneys, and …
Healthy blood circulation in the legs means your tissues are able to absorb important nutrients from the bloodstream and your veins can return blood to the heart, limiting risks of venous insufficiency. There are many ways that you can maintain …
It can be quite common for varicose veins to develop during pregnancy. There are a couple of factors that influence this.
Firstly, there is an increase in blood volume during pregnancy which causes greater pressure on the …
Compression therapy plays a vital and effective role in managing varicose veins and spider veins. If you’re getting treatment from these conditions then compression therapy, most likely in the form of stockings, will almost always be a part of your …
Leg cramps, also called muscle spasms, occur when leg muscles tighten for a period of time. They can last anywhere from a few seconds up to 10 minutes, but the pain can linger for much longer. …
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