Who is Most Likely to Get Varicose Veins?
Varicose veins are a common issue. According to the American Heart Association, “Approximately 23% of US adults have varicose veins” Furthermore, “if spider telangiectasias and reticular veins are also considered, the prevalence increases to 80% of men and 85% of...
Legs, Chest, Face, and More — Where Can Varicose Veins Occur?
When one thinks of varicose veins, they generally think of bulging veins protruding from the legs. In most cases, this is an accurate representation of varicose veins. A majority of what everyday people understand as “varicose veins” are found on the leg, and while...
How Do Varicose Veins Affect Your Life?
On our site, we cover some of the many issues that arise from varicose veins. These issues can range from simple discomfort to burning, itching, and in some cases, bleeding. However, these articles do not paint a full picture of what life with varicose veins looks...
Can Varicose Veins Affect Your Sleep? Yes — and Here’s How to Fix It.
While many are familiar with the more common side effects of varicose veins, such as itching, redness, and discomfort, there are a range of less common side effects that can trouble those with varicose veins. One of those side effects is sleep disruption. If you’re...
Why Are My Varicose Veins Hard?
If you’re searching for this, you’re probably concerned that your hard varicose veins are a sign that something is wrong. In a way, that’s true. Something has gone “wrong” with your varicose veins. However, most of the time, this isn’t a cause for concern. “Phlebitis”...Page 5 of 9