Ask the doctor: Can getting rid of varicose veins cause venous insufficiency?
I have varicose veins and would like to get rid of them. Could that lead to venous insufficiency?
I have varicose veins and would like to get rid of them. Could that lead to venous insufficiency?
Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease is characterized by the accumulation of fat inside liver cells. It is linked to obesity and type 2 diabetes, but other factors may influence who develops the condition.
Dr. Julie Silver discusses her book You can Heal Yourself, which offers research-based advice on healing physically and emotionally after surgery or a serious medical issue.
Disordered eating later in life may be caused by life changes such as divorce or grief over the loss of a loved one, an illness, or the stress of dealing with mounting medical issues.
Ten years ago, I had uterine artery embolization to get rid of uterine fibroids. How long do the plastic particles they inject into the arteries stay in the body? Do they dissolve?
People with low back pain who are willing to try exercise are likely to find some relief with either yoga or a stretching program.
Rather than focus on individual nutrients, nutrition guidelines now encourage paying closer attention to the types and quantities of foods we eat.
I have Dupuytren’s contracture in both hands. I’ve had “needle” surgery in one hand, and the fingers straightened. But they seem to want to contract again. What can I do?
I’m 64 and have been diagnosed with uveitis in my right eye. What causes it, and what is the best treatment for it?
More women are remaining sexually active after menopause, but concern about sexually transmitted infections has not been a priority, leading to an increase in such infections.