The Vein Center at Johns Creek

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06/03/2021

Swimming is another activity to keep your legs healthy. Swimming is a good low-impact exercise for the body. Not only does this activity relieve lower body stress, but it puts no added pressure on the joints. When you swim a few laps your calf muscles are worked. Hello sculpted summer legs!!

05/27/2021

It feels like Spring outside! Any activity that keeps your legs moving is beneficial for your veins. Walking is the simplest way to achieve this goal. If you live within walking distance of the local market or post office, ditch the car and take a nice stroll to your destination. When you’re not outdoors, take the stairs instead of the elevator and suggest walking meetings at work. Spring is the perfect time to get your legs ready for Summer! Call us today to schedule your free consult with Dr. Johnson!

05/20/2021

Compression stockings can minimize the effects of varicose veins, but the only way to completely rid yourself of them is through specialized treatment from an experienced vein clinician. The good news is that even the most advanced treatments are minimally invasive and covered by a majority of insurance companies. If you’re interested in learning more about the various treatment options, schedule your FREE consultation with Dr. Johnson today!

05/13/2021

We tend to assume that varicose veins are visible and will be easy to spot. In reality, there are thousands of people who routinely experience the symptoms of varicose veins without any outward indication. Are you living with pain, leg fatigue, muscle cramps, and restless legs that won’t let you sleep? Contact us today to get your FREE consultation with Dr. Johnson for happy and healthy legs!

05/06/2021

Spring is the perfect time to explore on a bicycle. Bicycling is a great activity that gives those calf muscles a good workout, particularly if you can find a few inclines to pedal up on your journey. Bicycling is also low impact, so you won’t stress your joints or exacerbate current varicose vein symptoms. It is also a great activity to do with family or friends.

04/29/2021

Are you tired of being embarrassed by varicose veins? Are you missing out on the fun because of leg pain? You’re not alone. More than 30 percent of men and women in the United States suffer from vein disease in their legs. It’s not just a cosmetic issue, but a real medical problem. Now is the perfect time to schedule a consultation. Contact us today for your FREE vein screening with Dr. Johnson!

04/22/2021

Visit our website to get to know Dr. Johnson and our staff! Learn about what vein treatments we offer and sign up for a FREE vein screening today!
https://www.veincenteratjohnscreek.com/

04/15/2021

It feels like Spring outside with the warmer weather! Call today for your free vein consultation with Dr. Johnson!

04/01/2021

Now is the time to get your legs ready for Summer! Call today for your free consult with Dr. Johnson!

03/25/2021

Working from home? What can you do at home to help varicose veins and spider veins?
• Get regular physical activity! Muscles in the legs help your veins push blood back to the heart, against the force of gravity. If you have varicose veins or spider veins in your legs, any exercise that works the muscles in your legs will help prevent new varicose veins or spider veins from forming.
• Lose weight! Extra weight makes it more difficult for your veins to move blood back up to your heart, against the force of gravity. Losing weight may help prevent new varicose veins or spider veins from forming.
• Do not sit or stand for a long time! If you have to sit or stand at work or home for a long time, take a break every 30 minutes to stand up and walk around. This makes the muscles in your legs move the blood back up to your heart more than when you are sitting or standing still without moving around.
• Wear compression stockings! Compression stockings help increase blood flow from your legs.
• Put your feet up! Rest your feet on a stool as much as possible when sitting to help the blood in your legs flow back to your heart.