Do you ever experience aching or pain in your legs?

For those of us who work in jobs where we have to stand for a living (healthcare workers, service men & women, teachers, factory workers, retail sales representatives, etc.) we know firsthand how tired our legs can become after a long day on the job.

In fact, leg problems affect approximately one out of every five working men and women, costing corporations more than 2 million lost workdays a year. And it’s not just people who stand for a living, many factors can attribute to leg pain and discomfort. Understanding your symptoms and risks can help you determine if you are at risk for developing a venous disorder and what you can do to help prevent it.

The Importance of YOUR Leg Health

Leg problems are widespread throughout the world. 100’s of millions of people around the world suffers from some form of venous disorder. If you have tired, aching, swollen legs, or if you see the beginning of varicose veins, we can help you learn how to improve the health of your venous circulation. Venous circulation problems can progressively worsen over time and can affect your health and quality of life.

Symptoms of Venous Disorders

Heavy, tired, or aching legs, Spider Veins, initial signs of varicose veins, skin discolouration or problems, a feeling of tension, cramps, or fatigue in your legs, leg ulcers, and swollen ankles / feet.

Risk Factors for Venous Disorders

Heredity, long distance travel, sedentary lifestyle, age over 40, surgery or trauma, obesity, infectious disease, prolonged sitting and standing, use of hormone medication, pregnancy.