Blood carries oxygen and essential nutrients to the vital organs of your body.  Without optimal blood circulation, your body can suffer from it’s effects - from feeling fatigued to more severe symptoms such as shortness of breath. Varicose veins and peripheral vascular disease can significantly reduce your body’s circulation.  If you are experiencing symptoms, see your doctor or contact us.

According to countless studies and research, it’s been proven that hiking has a significant impact on your vascular health, overall health and mental health. Hiking has also been associated with fewer hospitalizations and physician visits. Going for a hike is a great outlet for people who have a hard time finding motivation to exercise or go to a gym.

Maintaining good cardiovascular health is important for your overall health and well being. According to American Heart Association, cardiovascular disease continues to rank among one of the top causes of death in Americans. You can have a significant impact on your health and reduce your risks of heart disease by making good lifestyle choices.  Talk with your doctor or contact us at Northwest Vein Center to discuss ways in which you can improve your health.

Summer is upon us, and most of us will be making the most of the great weather. From barbecues with friends to overseas vacations, what’s not to love? To ensure your summer is every bit as amazing as you want it to be, we’ve got some top tips on staying healthy.  Read more here.

The warmer weather is fast approaching which means more days at the beach and pool. As enjoyable as swimming is at any age, did you know that it also can help to improve your vascular health? Being in water is the only place that gravity doesn’t affect your leg veins (unless you count being in outer space or standing on your head!). Choosing to swim daily can help prevent painful and unpleasant symptoms that result from vein disease.