The Miller Vein Blog

Curious about varicose veins vs. spider veins? About which is covered by insurance? Or which is associated with what symptoms? Here's your free infographic.

Can varicose veins just disappear on their own? In this video, Dr. Miller shares the reality and explains how to actually get rid of these bulging, ropey veins.

What really causes varicose veins to occur? Dr. Miller breaks it down in under a minute. Looking for more detailed information? Head to our varicose veins page.

Are varicose veins dangerous? The short answer? Not always, but they absolutely can be. Here's why, along with information on the best time to get treatment.

Trying to figure out the difference between spider veins vs. varicose veins? Let's break it down by size, appearance, symptoms, cosmetic vs. medical, and causes.

If you’ve ever been told to wear compression stockings after a flight, surgery, or vein procedure, you might have wondered: Do they really help? The answer is a strong yes. Here's why.

Pregnancy's beautiful, but it comes with challenges. One you may not have heard of? Vulvar varicosities. Here's what they are and how they impact your health.

We’re often asked: “Is it really safe to have a vein procedure if you’re in your 80s?” It’s a great question. And, thankfully, it's one that a group of researchers set out to answer in a recent study. The results might surprise you.

Dealing with dull aches? Heaviness? Sharp pain in your legs after standing for a while? You’re not alone. This is why varicose veins hurt and what to do about them.

MOCA was once seen as a breakthrough for varicose vein treatment, but does it stand the test of time? A new expert review reveals surprising long-term results.

Got varicose veins? Treating them might ease swelling not just in your legs, but in your entire body. Explore the surprising new study.

The pain caused by osteoarthritis often leads patients to a hip or knee replacement. But if you also need vein treatment, which comes first?

While the physical symptoms of varicose veins are well-documented, the social and psychological impacts are not. Let's dive in.

Varicose veins are more than just a cosmetic issue. They can significantly impact a person's quality of life and cause harm if untreated.