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We've all heard of or even been affected by varicose veins and related problems. But did you know there is a globally recognized system to classify them? In this post, we explain the CEAP classification and why it's important for everyone. To understand varicose veins and chronic venous insufficiency, you need to know the details

For diseases and disorders of the rectum, a combination of treatment methods can offer several advantages. Different complaints and conditions require individual approaches. New evidence in the field of proctology, the specialty for disorders of the rectum, shows that a combination of treatment methods could lead to improved outcomes, such as in the treatment of hemorrhoids or the management of anal fistulas.

Vein problems and varicose veins are very common ailments that affect many people. Fortunately, today there are various treatment methods for these widespread diseases that can be tailored specifically to the individual needs of patients. Such a completely individualized vein treatment offers numerous advantages and is an optimal way to treat vein disorders effectively and also gently

Envy among physicians, especially among surgeons, is particularly common, although it is in itself an emotion that has occurred and continues to occur in all cultures throughout the world and at all times. The negative emotion arises when a person envies another person's possessions or achievements and is characterized by egocentric resentment because of the other person's superior quality or well-being.

The description of blood flow, the diagnosis of the disease and the treatment of venous disease are crucial to the success of varicose vein therapy. Doctors and therapists unfortunately sometimes overlook chronic venous disease because the extent and impact of the problem is not sufficiently appreciated and the different manifestations of venous disease are not fully recognised.

A study investigated the link between varicose veins and the risk of major depression. The results show that people who suffer from varicose veins have a higher risk of developing a new major depression. Depression is a common mental disorder that affects more than 120 million people worldwide. The symptoms affect all areas of our lives.