A small sore can become a big problem if you have diabetes — but it doesn’t have to. Learn more about diabetic wound care and team up with our experts to stay at the top of your diabetes management game.
If you’ve been diagnosed with an arterial ischemic ulcer, you’re likely feeling overwhelmed. But don’t worry. Our wound care specialists are breaking down what it means, why it happens, and how to manage it with expert care.
Are you a candidate for radiofrequency ablation? Here’s a sneak peek at what to expect before, during, and after the procedure so that you can feel confident and prepared for every step of the process.
This month, we’re talking all things leg pain — and you might be surprised about where yours is coming from. Here’s everything you should know about the link between vascular health and leg pain.
Are you tired of dealing with painful, bulging varicose veins? This month, we help you determine whether Varithena™ — a nonsurgical treatment that takes less than an hour — could be right for you. Take a moment to learn more.
Peripheral artery disease (PAD) can slow you down, but knowing the causes and taking preventive steps can keep your blood circulating freely. Learn what puts you at risk and how to protect your vascular health before symptoms start.
Are you wondering if those veins on your legs are varicose veins or spider veins? Learn the key differences, causes, and treatment options to keep your legs healthy and pain-free.
Do you have a wound that won’t heal? It’s time to call in the experts at Advanced Vascular Solutions. But before you get here, take a closer look at what’s involved in our comprehensive wound care services.
The best way to protect your health is to be aware of all possible threats. Here, we take a closer look at abdominal aortic aneurysms, a serious health threat that often develops without you ever realizing it.
There’s soreness, there’s injury, and then there’s pain due to an underlying health problem. This blog dissects the common causes of post-exercise leg pain to help you know when and where to get help.
Want better circulation and less leg pain? You have the power to achieve both. Check out five simple strategies our experts recommend for improving lower extremity circulation.
The bad news is that smoking doubles or triples your chance of getting peripheral artery disease (PAD). The good news is that you can reverse that start by quitting. Here’s the connection between tobacco and PAD.
The last thing you want is to undergo varicose vein treatment only to have them reappear. Does radiofrequency ablation get rid of your bulging veins for good? Find out here.
You have a vascular ultrasound coming up, but you still don’t know exactly what you’re in for. Our experts have you covered with all the need-to-know details in this blog.
As the sun goes down, your legs swell up — what gives? Here, our experts uncover some possible causes behind leg swelling and why it’s a symptom you should never ignore. Keep reading to learn more.
Most people want to get rid of spider veins for cosmetic reasons. If you’re reading this, you’re likely more worried about what spider veins can turn into. Here, we answer all your questions about what to expect from spider veins.
Bothered by unsightly visible veins? You’re not short on treatment options. Here, we help you determine the difference between the two most popular so you can make the best decision for your unique health needs.
You can stretch out a cramp and rub out a sore muscle, but leg pain that stems from a vascular condition won’t go away so easily. Here, we outline a few simple strategies to improve your pain and keep your vascular health in tip-top shape.
Hangnails might not seem like a major health threat, but if you have diabetes, they could be the first step toward a serious issue. Our experts cover it all, including your treatment options, in this blog.
Those blueish-purple veins don’t look healthy, but do they really warrant a trip to the doctor? Discover what spider veins mean for your health, and learn when to seek medical attention to get rid of them.
It’s time to get serious about your cardiovascular health, and the best (and easiest) place to start is with your circulation. Keep reading for expert advice on simple, all-natural ways to improve your circulation.
Your cardiovascular system is complex and powerful, but it can’t do its job on its own. Here are a few ways you can change your life to fit your body’s most pressing needs.
There was a time when you were active and mobile; now, peripheral arterial disease makes the simplest movements painful. But there's a way to maintain a healthy lifestyle despite your cardiovascular condition. We've got all the details for you here.
Increased risk for a health condition doesn’t mean you’re doomed, especially if you start taking steps to improve your health today. Find out more about chronic vein insufficiency and how a few simple strategies can keep it at bay.
Losing weight is a great way to get your health back on track, but you may not realize it can help you lose some pain, as well. Keep reading to find out how your weight affects your legs and get some practical tips on how to get in shape.
When you have heart disease, you might think the last thing your heart needs is to work harder, but exercise is actually one of the best medicines. Here, we explain how to get your blood pumping with heart disease in mind.
That sore looks suspicious and hasn’t healed in a while, and you know it’s time to seek help, but who do you call? Answer: a wound care expert. Here’s what you can expect when you see us for slow-healing or chronic wounds.
Looking for an easy, effective way to boost your vein health? You don’t have to look much farther than the edge of your plate. Here are our experts’ favorite vein-friendly diet changes you can start making today.
If you've ever experienced varicose veins, you know how uncomfortable and unsightly they can be. But did you know varicose veins can also cause leg pain? Here, we explore the link between varicose veins and leg pain and how to manage the symptoms.
We never want you to head into a procedure — no matter how minimally invasive — with unanswered questions. Here’s a closer look at what you can expect from recovery after radiofrequency ablation.
It's been weeks, and that wound still hasn't shown any signs of healing. Don't panic. Our highly trained team has exactly what you need to help you heal once and for all. Here's a closer look at your options.
Ready to stop wondering about your abdominal aortic aneurysm and start getting answers? You're in the right place. Keep reading to learn more about this type of aneurysm and when it's time to get help.
When it comes to getting rid of spider veins, it takes getting below the surface and addressing the problem at the source — that’s where our advanced treatments come in. Keep reading to learn more.
Wish there was a shut-off switch for your leg pain? It may sound too good to be true, but radiofrequency ablation makes pain-free treatment a reality. Here’s what you should know.
Even something as simple as slicing a banana could lead to a cut that requires stitches. How do you know if a wound requires a doctor's attention or not?
The blueish-purple knots sticking out of your legs definitely look like a serious problem, but how do you know when or if they need medical attention? We’re taking the guesswork out of your health and giving you the 411 on varicose veins.
Whether you’re just now noticing varicose veins or you’ve lived with them for years, we know how frustrating they can be. That’s why we provide fast, effective treatments like VenaSeal™ to help you get rid of them. Here’s what you should know.
A cut or scrape may not seem like a big deal, but if you have an underlying health condition, your body may not be able to recover. The result? Serious, sometimes fatal complications. Here’s what you should know about the importance of wound care.
The first step in clearing away spider veins is understanding what’s spinning them in the first place. Find out more about the problem behind those unsightly veins and how you can get rid of them.
Peripheral artery disease is a serious medical condition, which blocks blood flow of oxygenated blood to your legs. The condition can ultimately lead to a heart attack or stroke. Read on to learn more.
An ultrasound is a painless, quick, and safe imaging test that creates pictures of the insides of your body. There are many types of ultrasounds. Click here to find out what you can expect during a vascular ultrasound.
Chronic leg pain is a symptom of an underlying medical condition, not an unfortunate consequence of the aging process. Knowing the cause of your leg pain may help determine the right treatment. Click here to learn more.
Do you have a history of high cholesterol or high blood pressure? Are you over the age of 50? You might be at risk for arterial disease. Click here to learn more about this common, often misdiagnosed, vascular condition.
Your body has everything it needs to heal wounds. However, poor circulation may delay or prevent some injuries from healing. Click here to learn about common wounds that don’t heal.
It’s not unusual to have leg pain after an intense leg workout or spending all day on your feet. But if your leg pain is a regular problem and it occurs with or without physical activity, you may have a vascular problem.
Spider veins may be more than a cosmetic issue. They may be a sign of an underlying circulation problem. Whether aesthetic or medical, you can get rid of your spider veins. Click here to learn more.
Your leg pain isn’t a normal part of the aging process. If you have varicose veins that itch, burn, or cause pain, it may be time to consider available treatment options. Here’s what you need to know about radiofrequency ablation.
There’s no need to let your varicose veins dictate your wardrobe. With nonsurgical treatment options like the innovative VenaSeal™, you can say goodbye to your bulging veins without surgery or downtime.
Peripheral arterial disease (PAD) is a common circulation problem that places you at higher risk of developing coronary artery disease and having a heart attack or stroke. Are you at risk? Click here to learn the common signs of PAD.
You might be tempted to ignore leg pain and swelling, attributing it to getting older or all those hours spent on your feet, fishing pole in water. However, chronic leg pain and swelling are often signs of vein disease and shouldn’t be ignored.