Category Archives: Associated conditions

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  Swollen Ankles? – It might be a vein issue

  Posted on June 15, 2017 by Vein Admin in Associated conditions

  Having your ankles swell is unsightly and painful. They may feel hot, itchy and make your feet, ankles, and legs feel exhausted when you haven’t even exerted yourself. Swollen ankles as a symptom are often misdiagnosed as kidney failure, pregnancy, medication side effect, and even heart failure. The truth is, it is often an insufficient […]

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  What is Buerger’s Disease?

  Posted on January 5, 2017 by Vein Admin in Associated conditions

  Buerger’s Disease is also known as thromboangiitis obliterans. It causes blockages in the veins of the hands and feet. The reduced blood flow causes inflammation, which in turn causes pain which in the case of Buerger’s can lead to permanent tissue damage and even necrosis in the form of gangrene.   This vein disease can […]

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  Heavy legs

  Posted on December 20, 2016 by Vein Admin in Associated conditions

  Do your legs feel heavy? It could signal a medical problem. If you have ever worked out really hard and afterward your legs felt like they were made of lead you know the “heavy leg” feeling. This is totally normal after a heavy workout session. But what if it happens out of the blue with […]

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