About: charles dietzek

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Your veins obviously play an essential role in your circulation, carrying blood back to the heart after it’s been delivered…  read more

• Posted on: Jul 5 2018
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Minor blood clotting, natural blood coagulation, is part of healing from bruises cuts. These clots are typically broken down by the…  read more

• Posted on: Jun 21 2018
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Almost everyone knows someone diagnosed with varicose veins.  For many patients, these abnormal blood vessels are primarily a cosmetic concern.  Sometimes,…  read more

• Posted on: Jun 15 2018
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Facial veins are quite common, and many of us have them. They can be purple, red, or even blue appearing on…  read more

• Posted on: Jun 10 2018
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Chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) is a common vein condition that causes poor blood flow. CVI affects up to 20 percent…  read more

• Posted on: Jun 5 2018
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Deep vein thrombosis, also called DVT, affects not only your circulatory system but your whole body. In some cases, this…  read more

• Posted on: May 24 2018
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Vein problems like varicose veins, spider veins and chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) are increasingly common as we get older, and…  read more

• Posted on: May 20 2018
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Patients are often curious as to why varicose veins only seem to develop in the lower limbs. After all, your entire body…  read more

• Posted on: May 10 2018
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After a day in the sun, you might notice that you have tiny, red facial veins visible on your cheeks and nose….  read more

• Posted on: May 5 2018
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Deep vein thrombosis or DVT is a serious medical problem that occurs when a blood clot forms somewhere in a deep vein…  read more

• Posted on: Apr 23 2018
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