Getting cold feet is sometimes taken as a warning not to go ahead with a wedding or, less drastically, accepting a job offer or university placement. But literal cold feet can be warning of a ...

As we age, wear and tear on our veins boosts the chances of developing varicose veins. These rope-like, bulging veins are actually very common. Still, it can be unnerving when anything new appears on ...

Varicose veins can impact what we wear, and how we move. Caroline Stevenson says the pain from a bulging vein in her left leg kept her off her feet. It also kept her from doing what she loves most: ...

While treating varicose veins has cosmetic benefit, it’s really about resolving the underlying symptoms, which include pain, swelling, leg heaviness and fatigue, skin changes and skin ulcers, all of ...

It’s no secret that your body uses veins to transport blood to your heart. Generally, these veins are thin and only visible in areas where our skin is thinnest (think: wrists and feet.) But when veins ...

Caroline Robinson does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond ...

If you have a vein close to the skin's surface that is enlarged and bulges, it's likely a varicose vein. While varicose veins, are not dangerous, they can become uncomfortable and impact your everyday ...

Most of the millions of people with varicose veins don’t consider them a medical issue, unless they happen to be painful, achy or inflamed. But varicose veins are a kind of chronic venous ...

In light of reports from the White House that President Donald J. Trump has been diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency (CVI), the American Heart Association is sharing important information on ...

Compression socks can help to prevent the backup of blood flow that can cause varicose veins in the legs. On today Health Minute, vascular surgeon Dr. Claire Griffin talks about what doctors recommend ...

Vein issues are some of the most common chronic conditions in North America. Luckily, armed with the right intel, you can learn how to prevent them, live with them, and even get rid of 'em. Here's ...

It’s no secret that your body uses veins to transport blood to your heart. Generally, these veins are thin and only visible in areas where our skin is thinnest (think: wrists and feet.) But when veins ...