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Varicose veins, often seen as a cosmetic issue, can have more significant implications for your health. Explore this comprehensive guide to understand when they demand more than aesthetic treatment. Learn about the risk factors, symptoms, and potential complications, including blood clots,
May-Thurner Syndrome, also known as iliac vein compression syndrome, is a health problem that arises when the left iliac vein, becomes compressed by the right iliac artery against the spine. This article will explore the risk factors, signs and symptoms, diagnosis,
Pelvic pain is an uncomfortable or achy sensation experienced in the lower belly area, around the pelvis, which includes the hips. This region has various organs such as the bladder, intestines, and reproductive system, making it a complex area to experience pain as there can be several causes for the pain being experienced.
Welcome to the world of women’s health, where we’ll shed light on a common concern – uterine fibroids! These non-cancerous uterine growths can cause discomfort, especially during childbearing years. Let’s explore what causes these fibroids, their symptoms, and how to manage them.
While multiple treatment options are available, incorporating specific supplements into your daily routine can provide additional support in managing pelvic pain. This article will help you explore vital supplements known for their potential to relieve pelvic pain, including vitamin D for pelvic pain management,
Dr. Brooke Spencer is an interventional radiologist at Minimally Invasive Procedures Specialist (MIPS) in Denver, CO and was featured on the BackTable VI Podcast, where she was asked several question on how to start a successful vein practice, tools and techniques she uses for her patients and more!
If you have been distressed recently and noticed the appearance of little red and blue lines on your legs, don’t panic. Yes, you are young, healthy, and quite fit, so why would you see those “old lady” spider veins? You may not like how they look,
Here comes the cooler weather where you can go back to wearing long pants and leggings — but don’t just cover your varicose veins up! A better choice is to start treatment now because Autumn is one of the best times of year to treat your varicose veins.
Women with uterine fibroids are often told hysterectomy is their only option, but that is not the case. Uterine Fibroid Embolization, or UFE, is a non-surgical option to treat this sometimes painful condition. If you are experiencing the painful symptoms of fibroids,
Yes, of course, varicose veins can be unsightly and cause us to cover our legs even in warmer weather. We may try to hide them, but they are still there and can be affecting our vascular health. Here are a few reasons why varicose veins are more than just a cosmetic issue.
