Welcome to the Vein Center of NM Blog!
Welcome to the new Vein Center of New Mexico blog! We specialize in ultrasound guided laser therapy and sclerotherapy for the treatment of varicose and spider veins. These office-based procedures...
View ArticleWhat Are My Chances of Inheriting Varicose Veins?
A study by Corno-Thenard reported that if both parents have varicose veins, the risk of developing varicosities is 90%. If one parent is affected the risk is 62% for females and 25% for males. If...
View ArticleFrom our FAQ: What’s the Difference Between Spider and Varicose Veins?
Varicose veins are the large, ropey blue veins that extend across the thigh or the calf. They are related to poor valve function in the major superficial veins themselves. They cause symptoms of...
View ArticleFrom our FAQ: What Causes Varicose Veins?
English: varices (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Varicose veins were once part of the superficial venous system which normally returns only 5-10% of the blood flow from the legs back to the heart. Varicose...
View ArticleFrom our FAQ: I’ve had vein stripping before and the veins came back. How is...
The key to modern, effective treatment of varicose veins is using duplex ultrasound, done in the standing position, to completely map out the size and location of all diseased veins, many of which are...
View ArticleFrom our FAQ: I plan on becoming pregnant soon. Should I treat my varicose...
We recommend you treat your varicose veins before pregnancy and start with a clean slate. Your pregnancy will be much more comfortable, and the likelihood of potential complications, like blood clots,...
View Article[Video] The Difference Between Spider Veins and Varicose Veins
In this video, Dr. Peloso describes the difference between spider and varicose veins. For more videos, please subscribe to our Youtube channel!
View Article[Video] What is Sclerotherapy?
In our latest video from our FAQ series, Dr. Peloso describes the purpose and procedure of Sclerotherapy. For more videos, please subscribe to our Youtube channel!
View ArticlePelvic Pain? It May Be Related to Varicose Veins!
Pelvic pain and varicose veins are related. At least 10% of women with varicose vein disease of the legs have varicose veins coming from the pelvis. Patients with pelvic pain resulting from vein...
View Article[Video] How Do I Begin Treatment for my Vein condition?
In this video from our FAQ series, Dr. Ole Peloso describes the process involved in beginning your vein treatment at the Vein Center of New Mexico. Thanks for watching!
View ArticleNew Studies into Improving the Symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis
There is currently an extensive interest and investigation occurring in a number of patients that have been shown to have what is termed “chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency.” This is a...
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