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You may be wondering if varicose veins come back after laser treatment. The likelihood of your varicose veins returning after treatment depends on several factors. Continue reading our latest article to find out what those factors are: bit.ly/varicose-veins-come-back

Did you know your skin can show signs of underlying vein disease? Find out how the layers of your skin are affected. http://bit.ly/understanding-layers-of-your-skin

Of all signs of vein disease, here are the three symptoms that have the potential to become dangerous in left untreated. bit.ly/3-signs-vein-treatment

See how your family medical history could play a key role in understanding your DVT risk. bit.ly/is-dvt-genetic

It’s not very difficult to manage varicose veins that arise during pregnancy. To understand the impact of varicose veins you should also understand why pregnancy increases the risk of developing this condition. bit.ly/pregnancy-varicose-veins

Dry, itchy, or hardened skin? Lotion won't fix underlying vein disease. Click here to take our symptom quiz to make sure you are not suffering from something more serious. bit.ly/usa-vein-symptom-quiz-fb

Conveniently connect with a vein expert online with just one click! Don't wait to get care for your symptoms like restless legs, leg pain or cramps, or swelling in your legs. bit.ly/usa-vein-schedule-fb

What happens to veins when there is increased pressure from stress and anxiety? Find out in our article here: bit.ly/anxiety-and-bulging-veins

The older people get the more risk they have for vein disease. One out of three Americans over the age of 45 has at least one type of vein disease. Check out the data we have compiled to show how vein disease can progress with age: bit.ly/age-veins

If you’ve been diagnosed with vein disease, you may be wondering, does insurance cover varicose vein treatment? Most major health insurance plans generally cover vein treatment. Learn more about when treatment is covered and when it is not.bit.ly/health-insurance-vein-treatment

"Now that I've had the procedure, I feel 100% better. I'm able to sleep without discomfort and I don't have any of the symptoms that I had before..." Listen to other patients share their vein treatment story. http://bit.ly/patient-testimonials-vein-treatment

There's still time to register for our free live webinar TODAY at 2:00 pm EST. Join us as we look at how education combined with timely and effective treatment can significantly impact their quality of life. bit.ly/vein-webinar-10-29-fb

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If you’re at risk for developing varicose veins it’s very important that you maintain a healthy lifestyle to prevent any issues. Along with improving your vein health, these healthy tips can boost your overall health both physical and emotional. Click here to read our tips: bit.ly/ways-to-prevent-varicose-veins

This year, patients have become more focused on their health and taken a more engaged role in seeking treatment options that align with their values and preferences. Compromised venous circulation effects an estimated 80 million individuals in the United States and many have remained undiagnosed. Join us tomorrow, October 29, at 2:00 pm EST for a free live webinar on "Caring for Individuals with Compromised Venous Circulation." bit.ly/vein-webinar-10-29-fb

Everyone experiences vein disease symptoms differently. These are just a few of the ways to help manage your symptoms. Click here to learn about ways to relieve varicose vein pain. bit.ly/8-tips-relieving-vein-pain

In some severe, untreated cases of varicose veins, the walls of the vein may weaken so drastically in which may cause them to rupture. When they are under pressure due to blood pooling, these weakened veins and valves can result in bleeding and ulcers. Find out what causes veins to burst: bit.ly/varicose-veins-burst

Why should you get vein treatment as soon as possible? Watch our quick guide below! http://bit.ly/website-scheduler

A varicosity is a dilated vein that most commonly develops in the legs. The role of our veins is to carry blood low in oxygen from the body to the lungs and heart. When this process malfunction it can cause varicose veins to form. Learn more about varicosities and treatment here: bit.ly/what-are-varicosities