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Symptoms Of Vein Disease

Here are the most common symptoms of vein disease. An ultrasound can help diagnose this condition.

Itchy or numb legs

Fatigue or heavy legs

Leg swelling or ulcers

Bulging veins or spider views

Skin discoloration on legs

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Chronic Venous Insufficiency

Do you have the symptoms of vein disease?

Bulging veins

It is quite common for people to believe that bulging veins in their legs are just another bit of their genetic heritage, passed down from one generation to the next.

Itchy numb legs

Have you been experiencing annoying itchiness or numbness in your legs that just won’t go away? Did you know that a common symptom of venous disease is, in fact, itchy and numb legs?

Burning legs

Are you experiencing a burning sensation in your legs…?Then you might be wrongfully assuming that it is a temporary nuisance that will go away on its own. Unlike the burning sensation caused by vigorous exercise, this type of burning sensation is localized to an area of the leg and is often persistent.

Skin discoloration

Have you noticed any recent changes in skin tone, color or texture on your legs or ankles? If so, you may have an underlying vein disease caused by poor circulation to the legs.

Blood clots

On average, approximately 900,000 cases of potentially fatal and deadly blood clots are reported each year. More than 600,000 cases of non-fatal deadly blood clots are reported annually, of which, 40% are blood clots in the legs.

Swelling legs

Swelling in legs is much more common than you think. Although many people have it, it does not mean you should just shrug it aside. It could be a sign of a serious venous condition in your legs.

Leg cramping

Do you have persistent leg cramps that won’t go away?Many people suffer from leg cramping for several reasons. Some people suffer from leg cramping regularly, leading to the belief that cramps are just a normal part of life.

Heavy legs

Do you experience sensations of stiffness, heaviness, aching, and tiredness in your legs? If so, your symptoms of heavy legs may be due to vein disease. These sensations will occur for most people after intense physical exercise, primarily when leg muscles are targeted. For some, it may be the symptom of an underlying vein condition.

Open wounds or leg ulcers

Venous leg ulcers are typically caused by an underlying health concern and need to be evaluated by a medical professional. While most vein disorders are easy to treat, open wound and venous ulcers are more severe.

Fatigue or tired legs

Do tired legs keep you off your feet? You are not alone. Many people experience tired legs at some point, and it is not an uncommon symptom.

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How do I know if I have vein disease?

If you are suffering with strange and unusual symptoms such as burning, itchy, or heavy legs, we might be able to help you.

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Leg Ultrasound

A simple, quick, and painless ultrasound will help diagnose vein disease as the cause to your symptoms.

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Vein disease is a medical condition covered by insurance. We'll help you find out if you qualify for 100% coverage.

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Dr. Ryan Jones

D.O, ACS, FACS, ABVLM, RPVI

Dr. Ryan Jones is a Board Certified surgeon and a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons.

He is also a Diplomate of the American Board Of Venous & Lymphatic Medicine.

He is an alumni from the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Utah State University and Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine. He is a proud Veteran in the United States Air Force.

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