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OK, so you've been putting it off. But now it's time to explore things. If you're like many Americans you might have some veins on your legs that have been there for a while. What to do, what to do?

Why are my ankles turning brown? What the heck is going on?

What are the benefits of varicose veins treatment? If you've been dealing with varicose veins, spider veins, leg fatigue, or leg swelling find out if vein treatment may benefit you.

A large segment of the adult population experiences aching, cramping, or tired legs.

Over the past couple of decades, things have come a long way in the diagnosis and treatment of vein problems.

Varicose veins are common. It’s estimated that 20-40 million people in the United States are affected by venous reflux, the primary cause of varicose veins.

Do you have unexplained leg pain? Do you have scattered veins on your legs? This article will explore the ways that varicose veins and vein problems can affect your legs.

Bleeding varicose veins are a potentially serious problem. Most people know what varicose veins are, but few are aware that veins can rupture and bleed.

Many people with aching, throbbing, heavy legs have no idea that they may be suffering from a common problem with their leg veins.

What’s going on with me? What should I do? What are my options?

Read our article on possible vein problems.

Kristin Hartman, PA-C is a Physician Assistant at Vascular Solutions Vein & Vascular Center, located at the Arboretum Professional Park in South Charlotte.

Dr. Peter Ford shares insights from a vein specialist conference, highlighting cutting-edge varicose vein treatments.

Does your family member have a wound around the ankle that has been there for a while and doesn't appear to be healing? Learn more.

Sometimes parents put their own health issues on the backburner. If you're a parent with unsightly leg veins or leg symptoms, now is the perfect time to get your legs evaluated. Check out our timeline for better legs - and stop neglecting your veins!

With all of these changes it has been easy to put health maintenance and medical issues on the back-burner. Thankfully it appears that pandemic numbers are trending in the right direction.