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Want to conquer the embarrassment of varicose veins and regain confidence? Here are tips for managing varicose veins and when to seek professional treatment.

If you thought you had to deal with bulging veins in your legs causing discomfort and feeling self-conscious about the appearance of your legs - think again. Here are 7 reasons to consider a phlebectomy.

When one-way valves in your legs get damaged, blood can pool in the veins causing venous reflux. If your legs and ankles are swollen or uncomfortable, or you notice skin discoloration near the veins, you could have venous reflux and not know it.

Many people resume normal activities a day after sclerotherapy, but it can take several weeks for the body to fully heal. Here are some tips to help promote healing and prevent complications during your recovery.

Wondering why you developed a leg ulcer? Here’s what you need to know about the risk factors of leg ulcers and effective treatments for relief and healing.

Traveling with varicose veins? Reduce the risks and enjoy your trip with these tips.

It can be scary when your ankles and legs feel puffy and swollen, especially if you wake up that way. Swollen legs are sometimes from having a long day on your feet but it can be a sign of something much more severe.

There are multiple treatment options for removing spider veins. Your doctor selects the best procedure based on your spider veins' severity, location, and type.

You know what varicose veins are — those twisted, discolored veins on your legs or feet — but do you know when you should see the doctor about them? Learn if your symptoms indicate there’s something more serious going on and what to do about it.