Author: Ken Langworthy RVT

Why Do I Have Blue Veins on My Chest?

Have you recently noticed the development of blue veins on your chest or breasts? If so, you have probably found yourself struggling with a variety of emotions: fear, self-consciousness, concern, frustration. While all of these are natural and normal when noticing unexplained bodily changes, it is important... Read More

Do Varicose Veins Go Away After Pregnanacy?

About 40% of women will develop dilated blood vessels near the skin's surface or varicose veins after pregnancy. Hormones and increased blood volume places veins under increased pressure and weakens the one-way valves inside veins. When a valve weakens the blood pools and to compensate the vein dilates... Read More

Venous Reflux Disease in the Legs

Venous reflux disease, or chronic venous insufficiency, is a chronic vein condition of the legs that can cause swelling, cramps, and pain. With proper treatment, however, this condition can be effectively managed. Anatomy of Veins in the Legs Veins are designed to return blood to the... Read More

Blood Pressure Chart

Maintaining a healthy blood pressure level is essential to good health. A well-balanced diet and limiting salt intake will help to keep pressure regulated. Managing stress and enjoying regular physical activity will ensure a healthy lifestyle. Our blood pressure chart will help you get on track. Monitoring... Read More