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DVT vs Leg Cramp: What’s the Difference?

Leg cramps can occur for lots of reasons – overexertion or repetitive use, pulled or strained muscles, dehydration, for instance,… read more

About one out of every five adults in the U.S. has varicose veins, according to the National Library of Medicine, and… read more

Vein problems can range from the superficial, such as small red spider veins on the surface of the legs, to more serious… read more

Vein problems can be superficial, affecting the appearance, or they can occur more deeply inside the body, leading to more… read more

Vein problems are a common problem among people of all ages. Not all vein problems can be prevented. According to… read more

Pain is your body’s first alert system. However, some potentially deadly conditions often occur without any pain at all. Deep vein… read more

More than 80 million people in the United States have vein problems that prevent a flood from flowing properly. Vein diseases come… read more

Your veins are responsible for transporting oxygen and nutrients throughout the body. Without strong, functional veins, you won’t be as… read more

Vein surgery is the most effective way to deal with varicose veins, spider veins, and other veins problems. Recovery time… read more

Determining whether you have a DVT, or deep vein thrombosis, can be a bit tricky. That’s because only about 50 percent of… read more

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