Veins have several important functions in the body. Firstly, they are responsible for returning deoxygenated blood from the body’s tissues back to the heart and lungs to be reoxygenated. Veins also help regulate blood pressure by acting as a reservoir for excess blood volume. Additionally, veins contain one-way valves that prevent the backward flow of
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Diagnosing Chronic Vein Disease: Tests and Procedures
Diagnosing chronic vein disease, also known as chronic venous insufficiency (CVI), is crucial for the patient to receive proper treatment for the condition. Vein specialists can use various tests and procedures to assess the health of the veins and determine whether or not the patient has venous insufficiency. In this article, we will explore the
Read MoreThe Impact of Genetics on Vein Health: Understanding the Hereditary Aspect
The proper circulation of blood in the body is important. Should you have damage in one of the valves in your veins, it will be challenging for the vein to return blood to your heart. This can result in pooling of the blood in the vein, and the increased pressure can lead to venous disease.
Read MoreHow Chronic Vein Disease Affects People’s Lives
Chronic vein disease–also called chronic venous insufficiency, or CVI–affects about 20 percent of American adults. Many ask, “So what’s a few varicose or spider veins?” Frankly, any form of vein disease should be evaluated at your vein clinic as they may develop serious complications. Let’s talk about how chronic vein disease can affect people’s
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