A new study found that consistently chilly feet, especially combined with leg heaviness, could signal issues with swollen, bulging veins. Feet that always feel cold and a heaviness in the legs may be ...

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TAICHUNG, Taiwan — Getting cold feet? If you frequently experience icy extremities, they actually might be a distress signal from your cardiovascular system. A massive international study has revealed ...

Q: Varicose Veins Behind the Knee: I'm getting pain behind my knee which is aggrevated while running. Someone pointed out that the veins were swollen after my run. Is this varicose veins? Is it ...

Hypersensitivity to the cold, especially ice cold feet, as well as a feeling of heaviness in the legs, are linked to the presence of varicose veins, finds a large study published in the open access ...

Veins are compressible structures that return your blood that lacks oxygen to your heart. In your lower legs, there are several ways your veins can appear atypically — reticular veins are one example.

The LimFlow procedure uses two ultrasound-guided catheters, one venous and one arterial, to create an arterio-venous crossing. A stent is then used to connect the artery and the vein. Patients at risk ...

Feet that always feel cold and a heaviness in the legs may be early signs of “leaky” veins that can lead to visible varicose veins, a new study shows. Varicose veins are usually harmless, but for some ...