Now that knowledge is easily accessible through the Internet, it’s only natural to want to know as much about varicose veins as possible before scheduling a consultation with a specialist. However, the mountains of information available on the Internet may make it overwhelming to try and find answers to your questions. Accurate knowledge is important. […]

Maybe you’ve noticed that your veins seem a little bit more visible lately. Or, maybe they’ve been visible for months—you’ve just learned how to cover them up and hide them from others. It’s a common misconception that varicose veins, or spider veins can be simply covered up and ignored. While they can sometimes be a […]

What Is Venous Hypertension? Venous hypertension is a medical condition that occurs when the pressure inside the veins in the lower extremities increases due to weakened vein valves. Unlike arterial hypertension, which is commonly known as high blood pressure, venous hypertension specifically affects the veins in the legs. This condition can lead to chronic venous […]

In some cases, leg vein health can be negatively affected by things that are out of your control: age, genetics and major body changes such as pregnancy. However, some daily habits can also lead to venous issues, and changing these habits can reduce your risk of developing unhealthy veins. The vascular surgeons in Orlando at […]

Varicose veins can be a cosmetic concern for some people, but for others, this condition causes pain and discomfort. When left untreated, varicose veins can evolve into different stages, indicating the possibility of an underlying health condition, such as chronic venous insufficiency (CVI), which is when the tiny, one-way valves in your veins become damaged. […]

While venous treatment has come a long way from the early days of vein stripping, there are still steps we can take for improvement. New stem cell research done by scientists in Siberia have uncovered a possible link between stem cells and varicose veins. The team of knowledgeable, board-certified vascular physicians at Central Florida Vein […]

We most commonly associate varicose veins with legs. Why is this? Varicose veins form when vein valves are weakened or damaged, so they struggle to properly circulate blood. Valves in the legs work the hardest because they push blood upward against gravity, making the legs the most common area for vein problems. However, legs aren’t […]