DVT: The Hidden Danger of Varicose Veins Did you know that varicose veins could be a sign of a very serious health risk? While varicose veins already have their own inherent risks if left untreated, they also could be a harbinger of life-threatening blood clots and deep vein thrombosis (DVT). At Central Florida Vein & […]

If you’ve chosen to receive treatment for those frustrating, painful varicose veins—great! You’ve made an excellent choice for your venous health. Although many current treatment options are quick and noninvasive with minimal recovery periods, complications can still arise post-surgery, so it’s critical to follow your vein specialist’s directions for recovery. Now, this isn’t a reason […]

Summer is right around the corner, which means it’s time to start planning a vacation! It’s always good to travel and relax. But while we’re enjoying our time off, there’s one thing we often neglect: our vein health. We’re prone to long periods of time spent sitting or standing during travel. This can increase our […]

On the surface, varicose veins may seem to be a cosmetic issue. In reality, they aren’t something to ignore. Over time, these bulging, branch-like veins can increase your risk of developing conditions that can have a more serious impact on your health.

Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) results from a blood clot in your calves, thighs or pelvis. This stationary blood clot, otherwise known as a thrombus, may form due to a sedentary lifestyle or poor circulation. When blood cells in your deep veins don’t get the movement they need, they can pool and create acute or chronic DVT. […]

Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) is a medical condition that occurs when hardened blood clots form in a person’s legs. Because the human system is interconnected, DVT and cancer are commonly related conditions. They function as a two-way relationship in which either condition can be a risk factor for the other. Though not all cancers are […]