by Dr. Abella
Image Source: FreeImages Are you suffering from issues related to your veins? Perhaps you’re experiencing pain, swelling, or unsightly bulging veins. If so, it’s time to consider getting your veins treated by an interventional...
by Dr. Abella
Spider veins, or telangiectasia, are web-like veins. These thin, branching veins are often blue, red or purple in color, and they appear close to the surface of the skin. Spider veins are similar to varicose veins, but smaller and found closer to the skin’s...
by Dr. Abella
Image Source: FreeImages## Introduction to venous diseaseVenous disease is a common condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It occurs when the valves in the veins, which normally ensure the one-way flow of blood from the legs back to the heart,...
by roarim
A common wound that demands quality care to prevent future problems Venous skin ulcers are shallow, open wounds that generally occur just above the ankles, that will not heal even after a few weeks. Caused be venous issues, ulcers are among the most common lower leg...
by Abella Health
Have you considered vein ablation to treat your varicose veins? We can complete this procedure in our office in about an hour. There is no scarring because we use radio frequency through a catheter to collapse the offending veins and then they are simply absorbed into...
by Abella Health
Varicose veins, usually located in a person’s legs, are purple-blue veins which become swollen and twisted with pooling blood due to poor circulation. Varicose veins are a condition caused by a problem with the flow of blood from the extremities back up to the heart....
