By Ron E Lev MD – Follow me on Google+ Exercise is an effective way to reduce the painful symptoms associated with varicose veins, such as swelling, heaviness and achiness in the lower legs. Regular physical activity may even help…
By Ron E Lev MD – Follow me on Google+ Compression stockings are often the first tool in the arsenal used to prevent or treat an array of venous conditions. They work to improve blood flow throughout the lower legs,…
Vein disease refers to conditions caused by abnormal veins or those that become diseased over time. Vein disease is serious, because it impact blood flow throughout the body, which can in turn affect how much oxygen your body receives. Because…
By Ron E Lev MD – Follow me on Google+ Just like the rest of your body, your veins require special treatment if they are to remain in the healthiest possible state. Good vein health minimizes your risk for developing…
By Ron E Lev MD – Follow me on Google+ Whether you are looking for ways to prevent varicose veins from forming, or ways to alleviate the painful symptoms associated with varicose veins that have already developed, begin with a…
By Ron E Lev MD – Follow me on Google+ When it comes to venous conditions, there appears to be a wide gap between men and women. Women are more likely to develop visible varicose veins and more apt to…
By Ron E Lev MD – Follow me on Google+ Varicose veins are an unsightly condition that may also be accompanied by uncomfortable symptoms. There are many factors that play a role in the likelihood a woman will develop…
By Ron E Lev MD – Follow me on Google+ Patients who wanted to eliminate unsightly varicose veins in the past typically turned to vein stripping, also known as ambulatory phlebectomy, for this purpose. The minor surgery could be performed…
By Ron E Lev MD – Follow me on Google+ Deep vein thrombosis, or DVT, is a potentially serious condition of the vascular system. It occurs when blood clots form in the deep veins of the legs. The blood clots…
For many that are in pain and think they have an ulcer, usually set an appointment to meet with a doctor if they can tolerate the symptoms long enough. Some even get over the counter medications to ease some of the pain. Others head into the emergency room for some instant relief from medical professionals only to find themselves in pain once again. If ulcer symptoms have been identified and are treatable, this still doesn’t mean that these options are effective. ER technicians can misdiagnose you and your ulcer symptoms.
After more than 30 years in the practice of medicine, the time has come for me to retire.
Caring for my patients has been one of the greatest privileges of my life. It has been an honor to earn your trust, to share in your lives, and to help care for you and your families through both difficult and joyful times.
I am deeply grateful for the relationships we have built over the years and for the opportunity to practice a profession that I have truly loved. While this chapter is coming to a close, I leave with a heart full of gratitude and wonderful memories.
Thank you for allowing me to be your physician. It has been an honor and a privilege to serve you. I wish you and your families good health, happiness, and all the best in the years ahead.
A nuestros pacientes de habla hispana: Gracias por permitirme cuidar de ustedes y de sus familias. Ha sido un verdadero honor servirles. Les deseo salud, felicidad y todo lo mejor.
Regards,
Dr. Ronald Lev
