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[...] ; says Dr. Irfan Imami, a board-certified vascular surgeon at Cosmetic Laser Solutions at TEPAS Healthcare in Melbourne. Treating enlarged leg veins can relieve discomfort and prevent complications. [...]

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[...] Richard Bernard chose his career as a nurse practitioner before it became apparent that the role is going to be a key in the future of health care. & [...]

[...] Varicose veins, those badges of having the courage to get older, affect more than 25 million Americans.  [...]

[...] as ill. Statins are the penicillin of my generation for sure. Q: What are the treatments for varicose veins? Bernard: We used to do vein stripping or cutting the vein out of the leg. The way we do it [...]

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[...] therapy and internal therapy (laser or radiofrequency). The internal therapy is also “venous ablation,” which is a 15-minute procedure that can be performed in the surgeon’s office [...]

[...] backward, but the valves can weaken and stop working properly, especially as we age. In a varicose vein, the valves are deformed and don’t close properly, so the blood flows backward, pools [...]