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7 Tips For Managing Leg Leaking Water

Posted October 05, 2022

Leaking legs, a condition also known as lymphorrhoea, causes fluid to leak from the legs. It might seem like water is leaking from your legs, but your skin is leaking lymphatic fluid, fluid in your tissues that has a crucial role in eliminating waste, helping you absorb nutrients, and fighting infections.

A leg leaking water often results from edema, but this condition can appear due to liver disease, blood clots, or chronic venous insufficiency. Read on to learn more about managing leaking legs.

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What Causes Venous Pooling?

Posted May 16, 2022

What is venous pooling?

Venous pooling is also known as chronic venous insufficiency or venous reflux occurs when the small valves in our leg veins become damaged and no longer function properly. The purpose of our veins is to pump blood back to the heart. Our veins often have to work against gravity to accomplish this goal.

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How to Treat Vein Disease

Posted November 13, 2019
While varicose and spider veins might be a cosmetic problem, leaving them untreated does more than affect your confidence. Varicose and spider veins are types of vein disease and can lead to serious medical complications over time. The Center for Vascular Medicine is home to a team of experienced specialists who are committed to the long-term treatment, monitoring and prevention of vascular disease.

Comparing and Contrasting Spider Veins and Varicose Veins

While spider veins and varicose veins sound similar, they’re actually different.
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Why Bother Treating Spider Veins and Varicose Veins?

Posted November 13, 2019

Why Bother Treating Spider Veins and Varicose Veins?While varicose and spider veins might be a cosmetic problem, leaving them untreated does more than affect your confidence. Varicose and spider veins are types of vein disease and can lead to serious medical complications over time. The Center for Vascular Medicine is home to a team of experienced specialists who are committed to the long-term treatment, monitoring and prevention of vascular disease.

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