Vein Institute of NJ - Helpful Articles

Nutritional Tips for Good Vascular Health

A healthy vascular system is essential for good health. The vascular system carries nutrients, oxygen, hormones, and immune cells to every corner of your body. It also functions to collect and transport waste products to the lungs, kidneys, and liver for removal from the body. Any breakdown in this system and the[…]

What is a Venogram and Why Do I Need One?

A venogram may be ordered if we suspect you have vascular diseases, including deep vein thrombosis, Iliac vein compression, or a blood clot. A venogram is a diagnostic procedure to make veins visible so the doctor can assess blood flow for vein problems.

How Heat and Cold Can Affect Blood Flow

Sometimes, temperature fluctuations are part of life, particularly this time of the year. The weather might change from day to day, or the temperature your office or school is kept may be different from what you prefer at home, and potentially hugely different from external temperature.

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 Poor Circulation Can Affect Your Overall Health

Poor circulation is much more than feeling cold most of the time. Or, an issue that may lead to numbness or tingling in your extremities. In many cases, it can have a substantial impact on your overall health and well-being. In fact, in some cases, poor circulation may even have an impact on your mental health.

Lymphedema vs. Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI): Meaning, Differences & Treatment

Limb swelling or edema is a complex disorder that occurs when excess fluid gets trapped in your body tissues. While edema can impact any part of your body, it commonly affects the arms, hands, ankles, legs, and feet.

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