MANHATTAN, N.Y. (PRWEB)
December 13, 2022

No two legs are the same, not even yours! The board-certified vein specialists at Metro Vein Centers have developed a unique symptom-checking Vein Health Quiz designed to give a personalized assessment of your vein health to help educate and empower people suffering from the uncomfortable, unsightly, and often painful symptoms of chronic venous insufficiency. Vein disease affects half of women and a third of men over the age of 60, but the symptoms often appear earlier and are overlooked until they become debilitatingly severe.

“Making our vein health a priority is essential to staying active and mobile as we age. Beyond bulging varicose veins that cause both embarrassment and physical pain, the most common symptoms of vein disease are heavy, aching, restless legs that people often assume are just a normal part of aging. People are ‘learning to live’ with chronic pain that is not only highly treatable, but important to proactively address to maintain your quality of life,” says Dr. Mason Mandy, Chief Medical Officer of Metro Vein Centers.

“Vein disease is a progressive disease, one where symptoms worsen over time. If left untreated, you will see serious issues down the road. The good news—and what we wish more people knew—is the symptoms of vein disease are highly treatable. We see people regain mobility, confidence, and freedom every day. But the first step is knowing you need help.”

For those who aren’t sure if they have spider veins or varicose veins—or are simply worried about the source of their leg pain—The Vein Health Quiz can shed some initial light and even offer peace of mind. While Dr. Mandy and the team of vein specialists at Metro Vein Centers are hoping people find the quiz illuminating, they note the only way to properly diagnose vein disease is to see a vein doctor for a comprehensive evaluation, including an ultrasound to show what’s causing the symptoms beneath the surface of the skin.

“We hope this vein health assessment helps people see how their symptoms may be connected and know they’re not alone. Through this quiz, our communities can better understand where they might fall on the scale of vein disease severity and take the first step toward healthy, happy legs. We see thousands of patients each year with these all too common symptoms, and we help them get their life back with FDA-approved vein therapy treatments, which are covered by most insurance,” Dr. Mandy noted.

As part of their mission to make state-of-the-art vein care more accessible, Metro Vein Centers accepts over 200 insurance plans in their 20+ vein clinics across New York, New Jersey, Michigan and Connecticut.

“When you come in for an evaluation with our board-certified vein doctors, we get to know you, your symptoms, and your legs. We customize a treatment plan according to your needs and goals, and we work directly with your insurance provider to ensure you get the maximum coverage. You don’t have to live with pain or endure discomfort or trouble sleeping. Take the quiz to learn more about your unique legs, and consider a vein screening at one of our top-rated vein clinics. We’re here to help.”

The Metro Vein Centers Vein Health Quiz was developed in partnership with By Hart, the studio that developed the quiz architecture for Kindra’s groundbreaking Hormone Assessment Quiz for people in Menopause. For more information on vein disease and treatment options, visit Metro Vein Centers at http://www.metroveincenters.com.

About Metro Vein Centers: Metro Vein Centers treats people, not symptoms. They bring FDA-approved, minimally invasive, and innovative vein treatment technologies to their patient base, proudly working with 200+ Insurance providers, more than any other vein clinic, to keep treatment accessible to all. With options such as excel V+ Laser, Radiofrequency Ablation, and Sclerotherapy, Metro Vein Centers stays up to date on state-of-the-art vein therapies, treating each patient with customized care hand-crafted by board-certified, nationally recognized, and accredited vein doctors.

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