by Veins Carolina | Dec 11, 2020 | Compression Garments, Varicose Veins, Varicose Veins Causes
Reasons varicose veins develop in the Winter. Lack of movement, gaining weight, and colder weather are 3 reasons why your varicose veins could appear in the Winter. Visit ww.veinscarolina.com to order a pair of Sigvaris compression garments to wear while you are at...
by Veins Carolina | Dec 9, 2020 | Vein Specialist, Venous Disorders
This time of year, when you hear the term “nutcracker,” the seasonal ballet or holiday decoration might come to mind. However, for those suffering with Nutcracker Syndrome, the term brings to mind a painful condition that can affect their ability to function and their...
by Veins Carolina | Dec 2, 2020 | Blog, Pelvic Congestion Syndrone (PCS), Vein Conditions, Vein Disorders
Chronic pelvic pain is a relatively common problem for women, affecting as many as one-third of all women throughout their lifetimes, according to Johns Hopkins Medicine. Despite its prevalence, the cause of pelvic pain is not always easy to diagnose. Most women (and...
by Veins Carolina | Nov 26, 2020 | Vein Specialists of the Carolinas
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! VSC is so thankful for all of our amazing employees and patients today. “All We Do Is Veins, All Day Every Day” would not be possible without you. We hope everyone has a great holiday weekend! ...
by Veins Carolina | Nov 25, 2020 | Dr David Draughn, May Thurner Syndrome, Vein Assessment, Vein Specialist
May-Thurner Syndrome, very simply put, is a blockage of a vein. It occurs when the left leg vein is compressed by the right leg artery. The problem occurs where the right and left leg veins join together to form the Inferior Vena Cava, the main vein that goes to the...
