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Sclerotherapy Vs. Foam Sclerotherapy: What’s the Difference?

Sclerotherapy is a tried and trusted technique used to permanently remove varicose and spider veins. However, this is not the only method used to remove varicose and spider veins. Foam sclerotherapy is also used, but what’s the difference? Well, let’s take a look at the difference between the two and how they are used in varicose …

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Why Do My Veins Hurt?

As our bodies change with age, many aches and pains come with it. You may experience more pain in your joints, such as your knees, shoulders, and elbows, as well as other areas of the body. Another change we must be mindful of is how our bodies handle our circulation. In some cases, circulation can …

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Why Are My Veins Aching?

It can be unsettling to experience pain in your veins. Whether the discomfort is mild or severe, it can be worrisome not to know the reason why you’re in pain. Several conditions could be culprits behind your discomfort, and identifying the right one is a crucial first step in your recovery. If you’ve experienced pain …

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Tackling Lymphedema

Our lymphatic system plays a pivotal role in helping you stay healthy. The lymph nodes comprise part of the lymphatic system and help drain excess fluid from your body. Sometimes, the lymph nodes struggle to reduce the extra liquid, resulting in a debilitating condition called lymphedema. The visible manifestations of the illness can destroy your …

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Can TIA Be Prevented?

Keeping your blood flow in order is crucial to maintaining good health. Your blood flow handles carrying oxygen-rich blood and nutrients to your organs. Compromised blood flow to your brain can have devastating effects on your health. A transient ischemic attack is an interruption in blood flow to your brain. This condition can be sudden …

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