Which Leg Veins Are Superficial — and Which Are Dangerous?
Veins are visible across the human body. Just take a look at your wrists or ankles — it’s totally normal for some veins to be seeable through the skin while others exist deeper beneath the surface. Additionally, vein patterns are not completely consistent across...
Why Do I Only Have Varicose Veins in One Leg?
As hot weather means that shorts season is still ongoing, you’ve probably become fairly well acquainted with the look of your bare legs. Maybe, you’ve noticed some spider or varicose veins across both legs, something we’ve covered extensively on this site. But you...
Does Summer Make Varicose Veins Worse?
Wisconsin isn’t usually known for its nice weather, but as the days get longer and the sun starts shining into our offices, we’re reminded of the nice, warm days to come — and the issues hot temperatures can present for those suffering from varicose veins. Many people...
What To Do If You Injure Your Varicose Veins
One problem that tends to concern people with varicose veins is their vulnerability to injury. Varicose veins can stick out from the skin, leaving them prone to cuts, scrapes, and bruises — and if one isn’t careful, these minor injuries can have major...
Can Veins Cause Pain?
Countless adults are in your same position. Seemingly out of nowhere, you start to get a striking or burning pain in your legs. Looking down, you notice some veins making their way to the surface of your skin, veins that hadn’t been visible previously. Sure, varicose...Page 5 of 9