Dr. Van Cheng
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During the chilly winter months, varicose veins can appear to improve because the cold can cause vessels to constrict.
The holidays are a wonderful time of year filled with family, friends and festivities, but there are unhealthy indulgences at every turn also.
With the end of year quickly approaching and the holiday season around the corner, it is worth your time to spend a few minutes to review and understand the year-end limitations to receive your maximum medical benefit, especially if you have funds available in a Health Savings Account (HSA) and/or a Flexible Savings Account (FSA).
We know that what we eat affects the venous system, but what about the effects of what you drink?
A restful night’s sleep is a key factor in maintaining good health.
The heat of summer signals a time for fun in the sun.
Summer travel season is in full swing.
Although standing for an extended period is associated with varicose veins, sitting also can exacerbate this health condition.
Have you noticed that varicose veins seem to have appeared suddenly?
Have you noticed patches of fine red, purple or blue veins around the nose, face, knees or ankles?
Spring is the perfect time to address varicose vein issues and start your treatment for beautiful legs before weekends at the beach time and summer weddings season is in full swing.
A handful of dark chocolate. A bowl brimming with fresh raspberries.