Author: Dr. Jonathan Levison, MD, FACS

10 Effective Ways to Maintain Vein Health During the Work Week

As we hustle through our busy work weeks, we often neglect our vein health, despite the vital role veins play in transporting blood back to our heart. Prolonged sitting, poor posture, and other work-related habits can lead to various vein-related issues like varicose veins and deep vein thrombosis.

What Can I Expect If I Have Chronic Venous Insufficiency

Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI) is a medical condition that affects the circulation of blood in the legs. If you have been diagnosed with this condition, it is natural to wonder what to expect. In this blog post, we will discuss the different stages of CVI, CEAP classifications, symptoms, and quality of life[…]

An Ultimate Guide to Cardio Exercise with Vein Issues

Are you over 40, or do you have vein issues that make it difficult to perform cardio exercises? Don't let that stop you from taking charge of your overall well-being! While it's true that certain types of physical activities (like running or aerobic classes) may be difficult for those with vein issues, there are still[…]

How Did I Get All These Spider Veins?

Spider veins are a common condition that primarily affects women. They are twice more likely to show up in females than males. Experts say that 70% of all women are likely to suffer a form of venous insufficiency. That may include varicose veins.

An Overview of Leg Discoloration and Preventive Measures

Venous stasis dermatitis, also known as leg discoloration, is a common problem. For many people, living with leg discoloration can cause discomfort and insecurities. Leg discoloration can be a sign of an issue with the veins in your feet or lower legs. Let’s discuss what causes leg discoloration, and some preventive[…]

How to Prolong the Life of Your Dialysis Access

Maintaining a functional access is critically important for your hemodialysis treatment. However, we recognize that all accesses require maintenance. Due to this eventuality, it is extremely important that you keep in close contact with your vascular physician who created the access.

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