VenaSeal™ is one of the most exciting innovations in treating varicose veins - now offered at Minneapolis Vein Center!
Varicose veins while pregnant are common. The bulging, bluish veins can be unpleasant to look at and may also cause some uncomfortable symptoms like swelling and heaviness. Varicose veins during pregnancy are caused by some of the many pregnancy-related changes in the body.
Varicose veins treatments are not recommended during pregnancy, but there are several things you can do at home to help relieve some of the uncomfortable symptoms:
Many cases of varicose veins during pregnancy clear up on their own within a few weeks after birth. Unfortunately, some varicose veins stick around long after pregnancy. If your varicose veins haven’t gone away, consider making an appointment with the interventional radiology experts at Minneapolis Vein Center. During your initial vein consultation, you’ll learn more about your specific condition and which treatments may be best for you. Our team can also help you understand insurance requirements and answer any additional questions you may have.
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