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Dr. Oz and Blood Clots, October 31, 2013 Last week Dr. Oz captivated his audience during a role-playing feature– addressing Blood Clots (called ’ DVT’ or

Seasonal variation of cardiac and vascular/venous diseases has been noted with higher incidence rates during the winter than in the summer months. This variation is

An international meeting of Venous Physicians and researchers, meets once every 4 years. Dr. P.G. Pal presented two papers at this year’s Boston world meeting

Q: Are your legs tired at end of the day? Fact: Legs that feel heavy or fatigued are common indicators of venous insufficiency. Legs can

The next generation technology for treating varicose veins is here. Minnesota Vein Center is  pleased to announce its newest device for treating unsightly, bulging veins

Mother’s Day is one of our most celebrated days of the year and if you are a mother you’ve  perhaps become accustomed to the many changes

Most people have seen someone with lower leg ulcers. These open areas look very painful. They don’t heal well, and they look as if they

By Primepares G. Pal, MD, and Jacqueline S. Pal, CNP An estimated 80 million people in the United States suffer from some form of venous

Dr. Pal and Jackie returned from Phoenix following the 25th Anniversary American Venous Forum Meeting. A major highlight of this forum was the Strandness, Jr. MD Lecture which

Minnesota Vein Center Offering Minimally Invasive Treatments to Patients with Symptomatic or Cosmetic Vein Problems When the Hackett-Hemwall Foundation in Madison sent a volunteer medical

At Minnesota Vein Center, patients are surprised to find that one in four Americans share the same leg symptoms that they are experiencing. You can