Prehabilitation – or prehab may help prepare your body before a treatment or surgery. It can help reduce the impact and improve the tolerance of surgical treatments. Enhancing a patient’s physical condition may lead to better post-operation recovery, less pain and better outcomes. By improving muscle strength, flexibility and cardiovascular… Read more…Prehabilitation – is a thing – you may love the results
Using sclerotherapy the surgeon treats small varicose veins and spider veins. It means injecting a solution, known as a sclerosant, right into the affected veins. The sclerosant irritates the lining of the blood vessel and it swells and sticks together. Over time, these veins will fade. When does the surgeon… Read more…Is it sclerotherapy you need to fix your veins?
Leaking veins usually refer to a condition known as venous insufficiency. When the valves inside the veins are not working properly, blood can leak backward and pool in the veins. This can lead to symptoms such as swelling, varicose veins, pain and ulcers. There are many treatments for leaking veins,… Read more…Tired of your leaking veins, sick of puffy legs?
Many doctors treat varicose veins in New Zealand. These include: All of these doctors can be called vein specialists but there are some differences between them. Differences in which doctors treat varicose veins The main difference is in the training and the range of the medical practice they offer. Vascular… Read more…So, which doctors treat varicose veins in New Zealand?
Diabetes and vascular conditions are closely related. People with diabetes have more risk of developing some vascular problems. This is because the high blood sugar levels of diabetes can damage blood vessels over time. There are vascular conditions linked to diabetes Find some vascular conditions linked to diabetes below. Diabetes… Read more…Diabetes and its big risk factor for vascular problems
The carotid arteries are two major blood vessels either side of the neck that supply blood to the brain, head and neck. The right carotid artery and the left carotid artery. These arteries are vital for delivering oxygen-rich blood to the brain, allowing it to function properly. Strokes happen when… Read more…More on carotid artery disease, is there a concern?
Excessive sweating is called hyperhidrosis. It’s more than what you would class as ‘normal’ sweating. People with hyperhidrosis sweat excessively even when they’re not doing the things that would normally make you sweat, like exercise or being in hot or stressful conditions. This excessive sweating can occur in many parts… Read more…Hyperhidrosis – sweat excessively? What you need to know.
Raynaud’s disease affects the blood vessels, particularly the small arteries in the extremities, such as fingers and toes. It is characterised by episodes of vasospasm, where the blood vessels constrict, leading to reduced blood flow to the affected areas. This can result in colour changes in the skin, usually causing… Read more…Is Raynaud’s disease the cause of cold, throbbing fingers?
Kidney stones, also known as renal calculi, are hard deposits that form in the kidneys and can cause significant pain and discomfort. The symptoms and treatments for kidney stones can vary depending on the size, location and number of stones present. Read on for an overview: Symptoms of kidney stones… Read more…Kidney stones – are they the cause of your pain?
The kidneys play a key role in maintaining our overall health. Kidney disease is a common and serious condition that affects millions of people worldwide. Understanding kidney disease Kidney disease, also known as renal disease, refers to the gradual loss of kidney function over time. The kidneys have essential functions,… Read more…Kidney Disease Causes and Treatments