We break down the stages of varicose veins
We often get asked about the stages of varicose veins. Most varicose veins are visible, bulging and ropey-looking veins protruding on the skin and often…
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Do you need to check a leg lump after flying?
Flying, especially long-haul flights, can sometimes cause leg swelling. Discovering swollen legs or a leg lump after flying can be alarming. Even if you were…
Using Qcard for paying –discover some of its other benefits
You can enjoy up to three months of interest-free using Qcard. This means you can spread the cost of your Simply Veins treatment over time…
Can You Cure Painful Varicose Veins Naturally?
The short answer is to a very limited extent. Varicose veins – a medical condition caused mostly by genetics but made worse by being overweight,…
Easy exercises to do on the plane with varicose veins
When travelling long-distance by plane try these foot exercises to keep blood flowing.
The best thing to do now for your veins and arteries
The best thing you can do for your veins and arteries, your circulation system and, actually your overall health, is to stop smoking. Vaping is…
How to get the best results after varicose veins treatment
After varicose veins treatment we want to help you get the best results you can. We recommend you read the guidelines in our information sheet…
Book in now for free nurse consultation
We’re extending our free nurse consultation clinic in Hastings. Book now for the 12th of July. Our new clinic offering varicose vein consultations and varicose…
Stay healthy before varicose vein treatment for better results
Using the time before your scheduled varicose vein treatment is a chance to think about how to improve your overall general health and wellbeing. As…
Is sclerotherapy or Venaseal® the better option for my varicose veins?
Sclerotherapy by itself to treat varicose veins is an option if the veins are not being fed by leaking main surface veins. Sclerotherapy is also…
Advice on what varicose veins look like. Should I worry?
Swollen, twisted varicose veins may appear on the legs, although they can occur in other parts of the body as well. They often have a…
Leg ulcer? When should you see a doctor?
A leg ulcer is an open sore that develops on the skin of the leg or foot that doesn’t heal properly. Leg ulcers can be…
What to do about painful varicose veins now you’re pregnant
Pregnancy is a transformative and beautiful experience for many women but it can also bring about some physical discomfort. One common condition that affects many…
Find out more about painful, ovarian varicose veins
Ovarian veins are a key part of the female reproductive system. They are responsible for draining blood from the ovaries and sending it back to…
Compare the best graduated compression stockings
There are two types of compression stockings.1. Uniform compression stockings – these will give the same amount of compression through the stocking and are best…
Do you Worry About your Itchy Venous Eczema?
Eczema affects millions of people worldwide. Eczema causes red, itchy and scaly patches on the skin. It is a chronic and inflammatory skin condition. Typically,…
When should I get my varicose veins treated?
Varicose veins are a common condition affecting a high percentage of the population in New Zealand. They can cause discomfort, pain and even lead to…
Blood Clots and Varicose Veins
Varicose veins are caused by weakened or damaged valves in the veins, which can cause blood to pool and the veins to enlarge and twist.…
