“Vanquishing Varicose Veins” On February 25th

Could changes to your skin be related to a vascular disease? Maybe. While vascular diseases are known for causing poor circulation, cold hands and feet, and aches, certain conditions can also contribute to these five skin changes.

If you’re trying to reduce your risk of developing peripheral artery disease (PAD), you need to know all of the risk factors that may affect your arteries. Continue reading to learn more about the PAD risk factors you might not be aware of.

Smoking wreaks havoc on your whole body, not just your lungs. Read on to learn why smoking increases your risk of developing leg wounds and what you can do to mitigate the risks.

It’s normal to feel nervous before medical procedures, and that includes getting a carotid stent. If you’re preparing for a carotid stent procedure, read on to learn what you can expect and what you can do to ease your jitters.

You might not think much about your ankles unless there’s a problem with them. Ankle discoloration can be concerning, and if you have it, you might wonder what’s causing it. Read on to learn about the top potential culprits.

Spider veins are notorious for causing visible veins. While you may not love how they look, you might wonder if they pose any health concerns. Read on to learn more about spider veins, if they’re dangerous, and how we treat them.