Chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) occurs when the valves in your leg veins don’t function properly. Healthy veins efficiently route blood back to the heart. With venous insufficiency, blood may flow in multiple directions, even backwards, allowing blood to pool in the legs.
Left untreated, CVI can begin to reduce your quality of life and eventually cause lasting damage to your veins and valves. CVI can also put you at risk for developing other related conditions.
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We work with most of the major insurance carriers, including Medicare and Medicaid.
Our patients often find treatment of vein disease is typically covered by their insurance plans.
“Varicose veins are most often seen in the legs due to poor circulation and the effects of walking or standing; however, varicosities can occur in any vein throughout the body.”
Dr. Chris Malone
Primary Care vs Vein Specialist
Primary care physician possesses a broad knowledge base that covers a range of ailments and diseases. While they can diagnose vein disease correctly, they may not have the same level of expertise in this specific area.
Therefore, if you suspect that you may be suffering from vein disease, it is often more prudent to seek the guidance of a vein treatment specialist directly. By doing so, you increase the chances of receiving an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment without the risk of being misdiagnosed or experiencing delayed care. Ultimately, a vein treatment specialist's specialized focus and expertise make them the ideal choice for addressing vein diseases comprehensively and effectively.
What should be done if veins are bulging in the legs or if there is sudden discomfort or pain?
If you notice bulging veins in your legs or are experiencing sudden discomfort or pain, it is important to seek assistance from vein specialists.
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