What do Varicose Veins, high blood pressure, high cholesterol and diabetes mellitus have in common? If you have been told by your physician that your varicose veins are cosmetic or pose no immediate threat or that your swollen achy legs are just something you are going to have to live with, you might want to…
DetailsI have written more than 20 different articles over the past few years about venous insufficiency highlighting the different patient types and presentations of this common disease. Just when I feel as though I have seen every possible clinical presentation or story, another patient with a different story walks through our doors. It remains clear to me that our continued efforts at sharing our clinical experience regarding the various and often obscure presentations of symptomatic venous insufficiency are well worth it.
DetailsJoseph G. Magnant, MD, FACS, RVPI Today, it is important for patients to take an active role in researching their medical care. Fortunately, the internet is a great resource that provides patients with information to research health care providers along with the currently available treatment options.Call Or Request An AppointmentContact us to schedule an appointment…
DetailsAre You at Risk? People are often quick to blame the development of vein disorders on aging. Some patients even regard vein disease as inevitable, something that will happen regardless of lifestyle, a natural consequence of the aging process. You may be surprised to learn that the common threat in patients with venous insufficiency is…
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