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Understanding Different Vein Conditions

All veins conditions are not the same, and neither is their cure. That's why it is necessary to understand the different vein conditions, knowing their symptoms and causes helps in taking care of your legs better.<br>

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Understanding Different Vein Conditions

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  1. NJVVC Conditions Vein Understanding Different

  2. NJVVC There is a lack of proper information about various vein conditions, types, symptoms, and causes in people. As a leading vein and vascular center in New Jersey, it is our responsibility to familiarize everyone about various vein and vascular conditions affecting millions of Americans each year. This blog is designed to help you gain insight and knowledge about various skin and vein related health queries. Let us, first of all, understand the types of vein conditions. There are mainly three types of vein conditions. Varicose Veins Reticular Veins Spider Veins UNDERSTANDING DIFFERENT VEIN CONDITIONS

  3. NJVVC What are Varicose Veins? This type of vein condition is often painful. Varicose veins are clearly visible as they are usually bulging or bumpy veins in the lower extremities, and often appear to have a rope-like appearance. This may occur anywhere in the leg. Most of the people have it in the back of their calf or the inside of the leg. VARICOSE VEINS "Most Bulging or Bumpy and Painful Vein Conditions are Varicose Veins" UNDERSTANDING DIFFERENT VEIN CONDITIONS

  4. NJVVC Symptom and Causes Symptoms of varicose veins include pain in the leg, cramping, continuous fatigued or heaviness in the legs. Other symptoms include swelling in the ankles, restlessness and in more severe cases, blisters and ulcers. Varicose veins can sometimes be extremely disrupting as it may limit or impair a person’s movement which may affect the quality of their lives. There are many factors that can raise the risks of varicose veins according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Some of these include family factors such as their history, age, chronic problems, pregnancy, obesity, and their lifestyle. People who are in certain jobs or occupations may develop the problem as well, particularly those who sit/stand for a prolonged period. VARICOSE VEINS UNDERSTANDING DIFFERENT VEIN CONDITIONS

  5. NJVVC What Are Spider Veins? Spider veins are often the tangled group of blood vessels that bear a close resemblance to the spider web. The formation of the group of veins just under the skin, it is usually red, purple or blue in color and is clearly visible on the thighs, legs, and face. It can sometimes spread in larger areas of the skin. SPIDER VEINS "Tangled Group of Blood Vessels that Bear a Close Resemblance to the Spider Web" UNDERSTANDING DIFFERENT VEIN CONDITIONS

  6. NJVVC Symptom and Causes Spider veins may cause itching, burning and even severe discomfort and pain. Most of the times there may be no symptoms available. Just like in varicose veins, spider veins are also caused by a common condition in the medical term which is known as venous insufficiency. As we all know, our veins carry blood from our body tissues to the heart. Our Hearts then replenish the blood supply with oxygen and it is further re-circulated throughout the body parts. It is made possible with the help of tiny one-way valves.  Each vein has these microvalves and with every pump of the heart, our blood flows through a series of valves in the veins to help the blood flow travel upward from our legs as it returns to the heart. When these valves fail or there is any leak, the blood collects in the region causing the veins to form a spider web-like appearance. SPIDER VEINS UNDERSTANDING DIFFERENT VEIN CONDITIONS

  7. NJVVC What Are Reticular Veins? Reticular veins are sometimes also called feeder veins or blue veins. It occurs when veins become dilated which allows the blood to flow backward. This causes the veins to enlarge due to the increase in pressure. The veins become twisted and can often bulge and look unattractive as they make blue or green lines appear under the skin. It often takes a marbled appearance. RETICULAR VEINS UNDERSTANDING DIFFERENT VEIN CONDITIONS "Also Called Feeder Veins or Blue Veins, Blue or Green Line Appear Under Skin"

  8. NJVVC Symptom and Causes Reticular veins are very common, affecting about 80% of adults and can be caused by hormone imbalances, weak veins, or as a result of certain genetic factors. It also depends on weight, UV skin damage, and occupations which require a lot of time spent sitting or standing can be contributing factors. RETICULAR VEINS UNDERSTANDING DIFFERENT VEIN CONDITIONS "80% of Adults are Affected by It"

  9. NJVVC Find Best Vascular Surgeons in NJ NJVVC offers the best varicose veins treatment and spider vein treatment in NJ. If you are searching for varicose vein doctor or vascular surgeons in NJ NJVVC is located in Randolph, NJ in Morris County. VASCULAR SURGEONS and consultations throughout the year. Call 862.251.7111 to schedule your appointment today. Visit: njvvc.com The New Jersey Vein and Vascular Center will be offering free varicose vein screening IN NJ UNDERSTANDING DIFFERENT VEIN CONDITIONS

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