Considering travelling again for your next holiday?Studies show between 2 and 10%* of people develop a venous DVT within 48 hours of travel, and that 4 to 20% of people reported travel before developing a blood clot. *Courtesy of the Art of Vein Care, Wollongong,...
From underlying blood clots through to jumpy legs that keep you awake at night and itchy, scratchy legs – varicose veins can impact human health in more ways than most people bargain for, says Dr David Huber from The Art of Vein Care Gregory Hills, Wollongong...
We love our moggies to bits, but there are a few health hazards to be aware of when it comes to our feline friends. Firstly, a cat bite, puncture or scratch can cause the dreaded cat scratch disease, and up to 40% of domestic cats in Australia carry the...
For people with excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis), the uncomfortable and embarrassing condition can make daily living a challenge.“Excessive sweating can be quite distressing for patients,” says Dr David Huber, Phlebologist from The Art of Vein Care Gregory Hills,...
Sclerotherapy, medical superglue or radiofrequency – which treatment is suitable for which patient? Sclerotherapy”Sclerotherapy is ideal for smaller veins and spider veins where no bigger veins (“feeder” veins) are involved,” says Dr David Huber,...
