7 Factors That May Put You At Risk For Vein Disease

There are many reasons you could be a higher risk for vein disease, but here are 8 of the most common factors.  If you think you fall into any of these categories, be sure to contact us to schedule an appointment at 1.888.553.VEIN(8346).

1. Inactivity – sedentary or very inactive lifestyles can put you at higher risk for venous disease.
2. Obesity – carrying extra weight on your body make it harder for your veins to work properly.
3. Being a woman – women end up being more likely to get vein diseases than men.
4. Sitting or standing for long periods – if you find yourself sitting or standing for excessive periods of time, this can cause issues.
5. Old age – as you get older your veins will change.
6. Varicose veins – if you develop varicose veins, this is a sign of venous insufficiency.
7. Pregnancy – pregnancy can put a strain on you circulatory system.

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