Are you wavering over whether or not to book an appointment with a vascular specialist because you’ve been staying at home to avoid exposure to COVID-19? We can help you determine if your need is urgent or not.
May 28th, 2020
Are you wavering over whether or not to book an appointment with a vascular specialist because you’ve been staying at home to avoid exposure to COVID-19? We can help you determine if your need is urgent or not.
Are you diabetic? If the answer is yes, and you’ve been noticing increasing problems with your legs, feet, or toes, you could be experiencing vascular issues, meaning blood isn’t circulating properly.
Venous disease affects over 50% of adult women and over 25% of adult men in the US, but most people either don’t realize that they have this condition until it advances. Learn how to distinguish the symptoms associated with vein problems.
Do you have visible veins on your legs? They could be spider veins, or varicose veins. Find out what the difference is between the two, and whether you should be concerned about your vein health.
With adequate medical advice and appropriate interventions, you can successfully manage your PAD symptoms and have a high quality of life. Learn more about PAD and the approach Bloomfield Vein & Vascular take to manage and treat this condition.
Do you have complications from diabetes that cause leg wounds that just won’t heal? With innovative wound care from a vascular specialist, you can achieve healing of complex wounds at last. Keep reading to learn more!
The short answer to the question as to whether varicose veins are hereditary, is that to some extent they are, but we have not worked out all of the specifics about it. We know that if a family member has varicose veins, that increases your risk.
Do you have swelling, pain, or discomfort in one or both of your legs that makes it difficult to sit, stand or walk? Don’t ignore these symptoms. If you do, you could be putting your health at risk.
May-Thurner syndrome is a vascular condition that can result in deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or blood clots. This condition is not often properly diagnosed and if a DVT does develop, it can lead to a life-threatening situation.
Varicose veins can be unsightly and embarrassing, but can they indicate a bigger threat to your health? What if they’re left untreated? Find out what causes varicose veins and the potential health risks involved.
The effects of diabetes on your body can be quite extensive, as high glucose levels can damage nerves, organs, and blood vessels. And the arteries in your legs may be particularly vulnerable.
Peripheral artery disease is a common condition among people over 50. Learn the symptoms, risk factors, and treatment options for this common and usually painful health issue.