For instance, some medical experts believe that there is a correlation between stress and spider veins, which can, in turn, raise stress levels further. Have spider veins negatively impacted you? Here are a few things you can do to decrease your stress levels and how our office can assist.
How Stress Contributes to Spider Veins
There can be several causes of spider veins, some of which, such as genetics, are out of your control. However, managing and reducing stress levels is an essential part of maintaining your health. Leading a lifestyle of unmanaged stress can raise your blood pressure levels, which can cause damage to the valves in your veins, causing spider veins to develop.
Maintain an Exercise Routine
Many people lead fast-paced, busy lives. In the midst of trying to meet deadlines, maintain your home, and balance a budget, it can be easy to neglect to get enough exercise. However, many people find it challenging to include exercise in their schedules, but it’s crucial to do so. Many experts attest to the benefits of getting exercise. For instance, many medical professionals recommend that you get at least 30 minutes of physical activity each day to remain in solid health.
Other Wellness Strategies
There are many wellness strategies you can adopt to help reduce stress and relax. Along with maintaining a healthy diet and getting exercise, other stress-relieving strategies you can adopt can include:
- Yoga
- Swimming
- Journaling
- Gardening
- Painting
Our Spider Vein Treatments
The professionals of the Metropolitan Vascular Institute are committed to helping you get relief from spider veins and their symptoms. We can employ strategies that fit the needs of your situation, such as laser treatment or sclerotherapy, to help eliminate unsightly spider veins. For more on how we can help, please schedule a consultation with our Waldorf office by calling us today at 301-979-7078.
