Bumpy, bulging veins making you cover up? Varithena® smooths them away fast—with no surgery, no scars, and no need to take time off. If you’re ready for legs that look and feel better, this quick fix could be exactly what you’ve been waiting for. At South Austin Vein Center, Dr. Michael Di Iorio offers this groundbreaking non-surgical vein treatment […]
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The July heat in Austin can be downright brutal—and if you have varicose veins, that heat may be doing more than just making you uncomfortable. You may notice that your legs feel heavier, more painful, or more swollen when temperatures rise. You’re not imagining it. Hot weather really can make varicose veins worse, and there are
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Medically Reviewed by Dr. Michael Di Iorio You’ve probably heard the term varicose veins before, and maybe you even have them. But have you ever wondered about those smaller, bluish veins just beneath the skin’s surface? These are called reticular veins, and while they may not get as much attention, they’re worth understanding too. It’s
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If you have varicose veins and you’re also experiencing leg cramps you may be wondering if there’s a connection. Well, the experts at South Austin Vein Center have the answers to your questions and the treatments that can help! Can Varicose Veins Cause Leg Cramps? Yes! Varicose veins are a common and often overlooked cause
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Lymphedema is an irregular lymphatic fluid collection in your tissues just underneath your skin. The swelling often occurs in the leg or arm, however, it could also occur in other areas of your body like your chest, breast, genitals and head and neck. It develops when you have a region of your body where your
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If you suffer from problems related to varicose veins and spider veins you are not alone! Venous insufficiency, also known as venous reflux disease, is the most common cause of varicose veins and affects nearly 30 million adults in the United States. Veins serve an important function bringing blood back to the heart. We have
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