If you’ve thought about “doing
something” about your varicose veins or heavy, achy legs but aren’t sure what
exactly to do, here’s a suggestion: learn more vein disease and the available
options for treatment. By reading this blog you’re on your way, and in this
post we’re going to get more specific. After all, knowledge is power!
When researching on the Web, go
to trusted sites that specialize in phlebology (the study of vein disease and
vein healthcare), such as the American College of Phlebology (www.phlebology.org)
and the American Venous Forum (www.veinforum.org). The Vein Healthcare Center website also provides reliable information for both patients and physicians (www.veinhealthcare.com).
If you prefer reading books to
screens, then check out our previous post about vein health books.
Gathering information is
important, but don’t worry yourself needlessly because of too many visits to
WebMD! If you really want to understand the root of your vein problems—and
possible treatments—then a visit to a Board-certified vein specialist is best.
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