High blood pressure, heart disease and diabetes are very common and when people recognize symptoms of these conditions, they seek a physician and undergo treatment. Venous disorders are also extremely common. In fact statistics show one in three American over the age of 45 are affected by venous disease. It is just a shame that [...]
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Early intervention could prevent future complications
Up to 13 million people in the U.S. suffer from chronic venous insufficiency (CVI). If not treated, CVI can result in a venous stasis ulcer.
Risk Factors
Increased age
Prior deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
Family history of DVT
Sedentary life style [...]
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Ulcers are wounds or sores that will not heal or keep returning. They may or may not be painful. The leg is usually swollen and may burn or itch. There may also be a rash, redness, brown discoloration or dry, scaly skin. Venous ulcers are located below the knee and are primarily found [...]
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