New York Vein Treatment Center

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Vein disorders affect around 25% of Americans and about 60% of women over 60 have a condition called venous insufficiency, a precursor to serious vein problems. Venous insufficiency is when the walls and valves of leg veins become defective and lose their ability to pull blood up to the heart. Blood then pools in the legs causing varicose and spider veins, pain, heaviness, tiredness, difficulties walking and standing, muscle cramps, restless leg syndrome, swelling, burning and many others. Want to talk to a specialist? Give us a call: (212) 575-8346

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Leg pain due to venous insufficiency can range from a vague, dull discomfort to a frank, throbbing soreness or sharp piercing pain. Unlike the majority of conditions affecting the lower extremities, pain caused by venous insufficiency does not correlate with physical activity. Learn more: https://www.veinstreatment.com/symptoms-vei/leg-pain-aches/

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