Why do feet and legs swell so easily during a long flight – and what can be done about it? Dr. Ragg provides information in the lifestyle magazine wmn.
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For almost forty years, Bild der Frau has been one of the most important women’s magazines in the German-speaking world. In the new section “”From the Clinic””, doctors and clinics are presented who are leading in their field and offer special methods. The story is always supplemented with a patient. Of course, we are very pleased that in one of the first issues, the choice fell on Dr. Ragg and the angioclinic® Vein Centers. “”Gently getting rid of varicose veins””: This headline is part of the angioclinic® program – and Dr. Ragg provides an exciting insight into his fascinating work in the article.
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In “”Good Health””, Dr. Ragg answers many important questions on the topic of “”Healing veins instead of operating””.
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Vein problems are an important topic – and good information needs reach: We are pleased about our specialist article in Switzerland’s largest women’s magazine “”annabelle””.
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Varicose veins are a common problem for the 50-plus generation. How innovatively the experts at the angioclinic@ Vein Center Zurich successfully treat these patients, you can find out on page 5 of the special newspaper “Focus 50+” of the Tages-Anzeiger Zurich . All information at https://issuu.com/smart_media/docs/tagi_50plus_8b548cac3116fd

How can we specifically prevent varicose veins? How do vein-preserving therapies work? Under the title “”Healthy Veins without Surgery””, Dr. Ragg answered questions from the medical editorial team of the magazine “”neue woche”” in autumn 2020.
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Look forward to a completely new offering: In Zurich, we can now successfully eliminate unsightly leg veins without any restrictions – even during the hot summer months. Dr. Sebastian Kreis: “”The technique is the result of a successful Brazilian-German cooperation and combines the CLaCS technique proven in Brazil with the L.O.V.E. technology developed by Dr. Ragg for the angioclinic® Vein Centers. Both procedures are based on the combination of a special laser wavelength of 1064 nm and natural-based sclerosing agents, such as dextrose. Their combination achieves a highly reliable effect, while completely avoiding unwanted skin irritations. The effect is immediately visible and continues to improve in the following days without any further action from the patient. Compression stockings are not required in any case.””
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Summer 2020 is here, and with it the desire for beautiful and healthy legs. Good news: The most beautiful legs come from – Zurich! Learn more about the services of the angioclinic@ Vein Center Zurich on page 21 of the special newspaper “Focus Modern Woman” of the Tages-Anzeiger Zurich. All information at https://issuu.com/smart_media/docs/tagi_moderne_frau_6fde0cdb9c84e8

At the Medical Tribune’s “Vein Problems” roundtable, Dr. Ragg advocated for early diagnosis in conversation with Swiss colleagues. Dr. Ragg: “In the future, the assessment of vein conditions as obligatorily chronic must change. Because the first stages are absolutely reversible, which has not yet become widely known.” In the “Phytotherapy” (Herbal Medicine) special, Dr. Ragg clarified that medications cannot heal vein valves. Dr. Ragg: “General practitioners, instead of prescribing vein tonics on suspicion, should first send patients for qualified ultrasound clarification.”
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Around one million Swiss suffer from varicose veins – and in Corona times, the risk of thrombosis additionally increases due to working from home. In the current special newspaper “Focus Stay Home 2.0” of the Tages-Anzeiger Zurich the services of the angioclinic@ Vein Center Zurich and the successful video consultation offering are presented. For all interested parties: You can find the article in the special newspaper on page 4 under https://issuu.com/smart_media/docs/tagi_stay_home_2

Dr. Ragg: A patient, mother of a 2-year-old daughter, told me: ‘Yesterday I was in a clinic in Zurich and had my legs examined. I have a visible varicose vein on my right calf, which bothers me a lot. The doctor told me it could only be operated on. For a laser treatment, the varicose vein would be too crooked, and foam sclerotherapy would go directly into the brain and cause epilepsy.’ This advice is unfortunately typical. A doctor can only ever say what they think – and in this case, the doctor thought they would like to operate. Unfortunately, this is almost always to the patient’s disadvantage. Every varicose vein can be treated much better without surgery today , often the veins are even curable. Better means much less risk, much less or no pain at all, no anesthesia, immediate ability to work and exercise, more beautiful aesthetic results, and above all, long-term relapse protection.”