Vein & Vascular Blog

Leg pain can be caused by three of the most common varicose vein symptoms, often mistaken for other conditions. Learn about these symptoms and how to prevent them and treat them.

As more of us work from home and adopt a sedentary lifestyle, here are some helpful tips to stay happy and healthy. From exercise and healthy snacking to simple habit changes, keep leg pain in check.

We have answers to your questions about peripheral artery disease… What is PAD? Who gets PAD? How is PAD diagnosed? How is PAD treated? What are the symptoms of PAD? What type of doctor treats PAD? …and so much more.

We are expanding our facilities to meet the needs of our patients. Our new vascular center and outpatient treatment facility will be used to perform minimally invasive treatments for our patients, including treatments for peripheral artery disease, fistula placements and/or repair and other vascular procedures.

Whether you have varicose veins or some of the risk factors, there are safe and effective ways to minimize your risks and improve your vein health. Simple changes to lifestyle habits can have significant impact.

Swelling in the legs can be caused by health conditions or lifestyle. Poor blood flow and unhealthy veins can cause leg inflammation, while excessive sitting, standing, and obesity can also contribute.

Dr. DerDerian was named a TCAR Clinical Operator of Experience for reducing stroke risk. The doctor performed his 200th successful procedure in August 2021, more than any other physician in California.

Genetics, lifestyle, and diet are major risk factors for acquiring varicose veins. So is an occupation that requires prolonged standing, such as teaching. The good news is that there are ways to improve leg health.

Many people delay treating leg pain, relying on false information from the past. Modern varicose vein treatment methods can improve your quality of life immediately with virtually no downside.