Best Varicose Veins Podcasts (2024)

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Wound Healing and Burn Care 31:49

2M ago31:49

31:49

This episode of Surgical Readings features an informative conversation led by Rick Greene, MD, FACS, with the associate editors for the Wound Healing and Burn Care issue. Laura Haines, MD, FACS, and Deepak Bharadia, MBBS, FACS, provide valuable perspectives on the management of non-healing wounds, prevention of hypertrophic scarring, and achieving …

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#41 Digestive Issues - No time to absorb 30:45

4M ago30:45

30:45

You may have heard the phrase 'rest and digest' - our body is designed to absorb food best when we are relaxed. So what happens to our digestion when we are stressed? And where does the stress come from? In this episode we explore the roots of one person's stress and uncover a deep belief that is driving the body to feel stressed, on edge and never…

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Nutrition and Metabolic Disease 22:42

4M ago22:42

22:42

This episode focuses on important issues related to nutritional assessment and support in surgical patients. Host Rick Greene, MD, FACS, talks to Melissa Coleman, MD, and Joseph Rappold, MD, FACS, about nutritional assessment of critically ill patients, the role of nutrition in the management of a patient with esophageal cancer who is undergoing ne…

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#40 Perimenopause - Changing the pattern 33:26

5M ago33:26

33:26

Perimenopause is the beginning of a transition that can bring tumultuous change for some women. In this episode you will hear one woman's experience of the shifts in her body that are happening for her and how this experience is reflecting unprocessed conflicts that have been lying dormant for many years. Please support me with your likes, ratings …

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#39 Painful Periods - The Pain of Letting Go 24:57

6M ago24:57

24:57

In this episode we explore the root cause of painful periods. Notice the connections between holding onto emotions and the battle (pain) of releasing them is reflected in the physical menstrual cycle. Thank you to our speaker for sharing her story here. If you struggle with this problem I have a workshop called The Wisdom of Your Cycle that may hel…

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Surgical Site Infections: Antimicrobial Therapy, Source Control, and Prevention 17:36

7M ago17:36

17:36

In this episode host Rick Greene, MD, FACS, talks to Lillian Kao, MD, FACS, from The University of Texas, Houston McGovern School of Medicine, about prevention and treatment of surgical site infections. Topics covered include bacterial resistance to antimicrobial drugs, novel therapies on the horizon, and lessons learned from viruses such as COVID …

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Back Pain - when the past holds you back 22:31

7M ago22:31

22:31

Our speaker in this episode describes a back problem which roots back to the limited beliefs she learnt from her childhood. As she talks she hears her own words she's using to describe her situation and realisation and insight bubbles into her awareness. I hope you enjoy this beautiful conversation. Please support me with your likes, ratings and fo…

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#37 The Ileocecal Valve - Finding the Flow 31:43

8M ago31:43

31:43

The Ileocecal valve connects the small and large intestine. This valve is designed to support the downward flow of digestion, absorption and elimination. Problems with this valve effect our bodies and can create much digestive discomfort. So what's the message from our body when this valve is not functioning properly? Listen to the conversation her…

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Varicose Veins - The Cold Cord 22:52

9M ago22:52

22:52

This episode follows a problem with painful varicose veins into the past and some difficult childhood experiences. Varicose veins are essentially a problem with circulation, the blood has stagnated and stopped moving in the vessel. Veins are carrying blood back to the heart. Blood relates to vitality and warmth. The metaphor here reflects a lack of…

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Trauma Part 2: Lessons from the ACS Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) Program 30:41

10M ago30:41

30:41

In the second episode of a two-part series on trauma, host Rick Greene, MD, FACS, resumes his conversation with M. Zain Hashmi, MD, FACS, and Sabrina Goddard, MD, from the University of Alabama at Birmingham. They discuss lessons from the ACS Advanced Trauma Life Support® program such as managing the difficult airway, indicators of shock, a whole b…

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#35 Vision - Seeing the future 32:44

10M ago32:44

32:44

In this episode our speaker has been diagnosed with a rare auto immune disease effecting her eyes named Ocular Pemphigoid. Why would the body create this condition? What is the message behind the loss of vision? These are the questions we explore in this conversation. After this session this person wrote to me saying " I have been spending a lot of…

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#34 Head Injury & Vertigo - A turning point event 27:01

11M ago27:01

27:01

BPPV stands for Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo. It occurs when crystals of calcium carbonate shift in the inner ear creating balance problems, vertigo and extremely unpleasant feelings of spinning. It can be very disabling. In this podcast the speaker describes how this happened for her following a bizarre head trauma and what led up to this …

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Trauma Part 1: Quality Assessment of Trauma Centers and Injury Prevention 30:40

1y ago30:40

30:40

In the first episode of a two-part series on trauma, host Rick Greene, MD, FACS, talks with three trauma surgeons about a variety of topics, including a milestone that led to a significant decrease in motor vehicle mortality, quality assessment of trauma centers, trauma care for geriatric patients, and specific areas of injury prevention such as fi…

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Liver Surgery Part 3: Liver Malignancies and Liver Transplantation 17:44

1+ y ago17:44

17:44

In this final episode in our liver surgery series, host Rick Greene, MD, FACS, continues to discuss liver malignances and transplantation with Zachary C. Dietch, MD, member of the abdominal transplant team at Northwestern University Hospital in Chicago, IL. Learn more about Selected Readings in General Surgery, an American College of Surgeons publi…

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Liver Surgery Part 2: Cystic Diseases, Neoplasms, and Metastatic Lesions of the Liver 20:20

1+ y ago20:20

20:20

In this second in a series of three episodes focused on liver surgery, host Rick Greene, MD, FACS, continues to discuss liver disease and injuries with Zachary C. Dietch, MD, member of the abdominal transplant team at Northwestern University Hospital in Chicago, IL. Learn more about Selected Readings in General Surgery, an American College of Surge…

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#33 Acne - Anger, shame and emotional pain 31:03

1+ y ago31:03

31:03

In this episode we explore the Root Cause of Acne. In this beautiful and heartfelt conversation you will really hear the emotional pain our speaker felt in her upbringing. The work we did in this session was profound and months later she gave me this feedback .... " I think that the podcast on itself already brought a huge shift in awareness and li…

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#32 Itching to have another child 30:41

1+ y ago30:41

30:41

For some, conceiving a child is easy but for others its a multilayered issue that effects every area of life and living. In this episode we explore one woman's experience of what appears to be a separate physical issue - itchy skin, and yet below the surface is so much turbulence that relates to being unable to conceive a second child. You'll hear …

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Liver Surgery Part 1: Liver Disease and Liver Injuries 20:09

1+ y ago20:09

20:09

In this first in a series of episodes focused on liver surgery, host Rick Greene, MD, FACS, discusses liver disease and injuries with Zachary C. Dietch, MD, member of the abdominal transplant team at Northwestern University Hospital in Chicago, IL. Learn more about Selected Readings in General Surgery, an American College of Surgeons publication th…

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#31 High Blood Pressure - The desire to grow 26:14

1+ y ago26:14

26:14

In this episode we explore why Blood Pressure Problems have arisen for the speaker. There are lots of metaphors here: The idea of pressure pushing against boundaries and limitations. The concept of going beyond what you ever thought was possible for yourself The belief that work = effort and we have to push and be perfect The Inner child work has b…

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Vascular Surgery Part 6: Varicose Veins, Post-Thrombotic Complications, and Venous Ulcers 21:34

1+ y ago21:34

21:34

In this final episode in the Vascular Surgery series from Surgical Readings from SRGS, host Rick Greene, MD, FACS, and vascular surgeon Girma Tefera, MD, FACS, review key data on the etiology, diagnosis, and management of varicose veins. Dr. Tefera outlines endoluminal ablation, foam injection, and traditional approaches of ligation and stripping. …

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Discussing Cataract and Eyelid Surgery 31:49

1+ y ago31:49

31:49

Are you thinking about having cataract or eyelid surgery? Well, this is the episode for you. Today on MediTalk we speak with Consultant Ophthalmologist Dr Olivia Macvie who very kindly answers common questions that may be on your mind when considering or preparing for cataract or eyelid surgery.Dr Macvie consults and operates from St John of God Ho…

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#30 Rheumatoid Arthritis - The anger inside 32:22

1+ y ago32:22

32:22

In this episode we explore the speakers experience of RA. Life is a mirror for us; notice how her experience mirrored and activated the child within. A part of her that was still angry and feeling unloved. The inner work in this session has been removed. Please support me with your likes, ratings and follows ❤️ You can find me on Instagram @theheal…

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Vascular Surgery Part 5: Mesenteric and Renal Disease 21:31

1+ y ago21:31

21:31

In this episode of our series focused on vascular surgery, host Dr. Rick Greene speaks with vascular surgeon Dr. Britt Tennessean about the clinical features and important management aspects of mesenteric and renal vascular disease. Britt H. Tonnessen, MD, FACS, is Associate Professor of Surgery, Division of Vascular Surgery & Endovascular Therapy;…

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#29 Insulin Resistance - The problem with pushing 32:55

2y ago32:55

32:55

Insulin resistance is a hallmark of Type 2 Diabetes. In this episode we explore the background that may have led to the appearance of Insulin Resistance in the speaker's body. Pushing is always a sign that resistance is present. I hope you enjoy this conversation. Please support me with your likes, ratings and follows ❤️ You can find me on Instagra…

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Vascular Surgery Part 4: Vascular Injuries 25:16

2y ago25:16

25:16

In this episode of our series focused on vascular surgery, host Rick Greene, MD, FACS, and vascular surgeon David Feliciano, MD, FACS, discuss topics related to vascular trauma, including the role of the physical examination in evaluating vascular injuries, distinguishing between hard and soft injury signs, indications for immediate operating room …

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#28 Vulvodynia - When Creative Expression is Blocked 28:12

2y ago28:12

28:12

Vulvodynia is a hidden pain, not well known, but for those that struggle with it, this distressing condition can effect every area of a woman's life. For those unfamiliar with this issue the symptoms are persistent and usually unexplained pain in the vulva region. In this episode we explore the roots of this pain for the speaker. Notice the pattern…

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An Underactive Thyroid - The Fear of Asking 30:36

2y ago30:36

30:36

The Thyroid gland sits in the throat chakra, and there is a reason why the energy there gets unbalanced. Speaking our truth can be difficult, especially if we are rejected when our words come out. The Thyroid is like an accelerator pedal In balance our foot is pressed gently down so we are able to keep moving and growing in our life. When the foot …

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Vascular Surgery Part 3: Venous Thromboembolism 17:42

2y ago17:42

17:42

In a continuing series focused on vascular surgery, host Rick Greene, MD, FACS, talks to vascular surgeon Marie L. Crandall MD, MPH, FACS, about venous thromboembolism. Dr. Crandall is Professor and Associate Chair, Research; Chief, Division of Acute Care Surgery; Program Director, General Surgery Residency, Department of Surgery, University of Flo…

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Ladies let's talk Perimenopause - Menopause 1:01:25

2y ago1:01:25

1:01:25

Peri-menopause and menopause can cause women to feel emotions & changes in their body that can significantly impact their quality of life. Sadly in medicine & in society we don’t talk as honestly and openly about perimenopause & menopause as much as what we should.I was very blessed to have the opportunity to discuss this health topic with Women’s …

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#26 Tinnitus - Hearing the Inner Voice 36:33

2y ago36:33

36:33

This episode explores our speaker's Tinnitus. You'll hear me searching for clues for the Root Cause until, eventually, we connect the dots. This podcast illustrates how the body is always guiding us towards wholeness. Take from it what resonates for you and leave the rest behind. I hope you enjoy this conversation. Please like, rate and follow ❤️ T…

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Vascular Surgery Part 2: Carotid Occlusive Disease and Peripheral Arterial Disease 31:53

2y ago31:53

31:53

In a continuing series focused on vascular surgery, host Rick Greene, MD, FACS, talks to vascular surgeon Britt Tonnessen, MD, FACS, about carotid occlusive disease and peripheral arterial disease. Britt H. Tonnessen, MD, FACS, is Associate Professor of Surgery, Division of Vascular Surgery & Endovascular Therapy; and Associate Program Director, Va…

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#25 Carrying the Weight - The pressure of pleasing 54:17

2y ago54:17

54:17

Question - When has a weight issue got nothing to do with food? Answer - Always! In this episode we explore the beliefs and patterns behind not being happy with the way the body looks, a very familiar issue for many. Learning to love ourselves for just who we are without judgement and without conditions can be a long journey. Listen out for the rec…

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Vascular Surgery Part 1: Aneurysms 32:46

2y ago32:46

32:46

In this first of a series of episodes focused on Vascular disease, host Rick Greene, MD, FACS, joins vascular surgeon Girma Tefera, MD, FACS, in a discussion of aortic aneurysm disease, reviewing current screening guidelines, disease etiology, and the impact of cigarette smoking on disease progression. The conversation also addresses aortic aneurys…

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#24 Fertility - Getting Out Of Warrior Mode 41:46

2y ago41:46

41:46

Getting pregnant is one of life's beautiful miracles, and the source of much pain when it doesn't happen despite years of trying. In this episode we explore why the speaker's body may not be ready to conceive. No matter what changes we make physically, if we don't address the programming and thought patterns from the past, nothing changes. It is ou…

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Endocrine Surgery 18:23

2y ago18:23

18:23

In this episode, SRGS Editor Lewis Flint, MD, FACS, talks with Rachel Kelz, MD, FACS, and Lauren Krumeich, MD, both from the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, about the latest developments in the diagnosis and treatment of thyroid disease, including the use of telehealth and the effect of gastric bypass surgery on patients with thyroid is…

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Talking Induction with Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist Dr Gannon 26:03

2y ago26:03

26:03

On this episode of Meditalk we speak with Dr Michael Gannon who very kindly answered frequently asked questions on ‘induction’. Dr Gannon is a Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist at St John of God Hospital in Subiaco. I would like to thank the wonderful women who provided questions to ask Dr Gannon about 'induction' via SJOGH Subiaco facebook…

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#23 Physical Triggers - How a Symptom Mirrors an Emotional Wound 21:49

2y ago21:49

21:49

This episode demonstrates how physical symptoms reflect emotional wounds. When we start to explore a symptom deeply, it will lead us right back into the emotion and then to the original source - The Root Cause Triggers, whether emotional or physical, are always from the past. Notice the words the speaker uses about her unusual symptom and how they …

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Colorectal Disease—Part 2 19:51

2y ago19:51

19:51

Host Rick Greene, MD, FACS, continues his conversation with Sandra Kavalukas, MD, about colorectal disease, including important concepts for treating anal fissures, Ogilvie syndrome, parastomal hernias, and malignancy of the colon, rectum, and anus. Dr. Kavalukas is a colorectal surgeon from the University of Louisville Medical Center. Learn more a…

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Colorectal Disease—Part 1 20:36

2y ago20:36

20:36

In the inaugural episode of this series, Rick Greene, MD, FACS, interviews Sandra Kavalukas, MD, a colorectal surgeon from the University of Louisville Medical Center about the management of perirectal abscess and diverticular disease, the use of fiber supplements, and the importance of engaging patients in informed decision-making. Learn more abou…

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#22 Knee Pain - Fear of Stepping Forward 37:47

2y ago37:47

37:47

In this episode our speaker is caught in a thought - pain loop. Pain rooted in anger, manifested in the past. This pain prevented him from doing a sport that he loved; Javelin throwing was "like punching the air" it helped him release the anger. Ironically the arrival of his pain meant he could no longer release anger through activity, so it was su…

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#21 IBS & Psoriasis - When The Body Seeks Safety 30:15

2+ y ago30:15

30:15

In this episode we explore the Root Cause of Irritable Bowel Syndrome & Psoriasis. This is a discussion about feeling safe and how fear is wired into this person's nervous system. Emotional Regulation and rewiring the protective program is the path to healing, but how to do that? I offer some suggestions in this conversation. I hope you enjoy it. P…

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#20 Endometriosis - Contain and Control 42:58

2+ y ago42:58

42:58

Endometriosis is a debilitating and painful condition effecting many women. In this episode we hear one woman's endometriosis journey from menarche through pain and infertility issues to becoming a parent. We discuss the root cause and look at the emotional charge that is still present in her psyche. These charges originate in childhood where emoti…

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#19 Shoulder & Wrist Inflammation - The Fight Within 38:56

2+ y ago38:56

38:56

Inflammation indicates that a fight is going on. This Judo expert is battling an internal conflict, and the only way she knows how to deal with it is by powering through. Now that fight has shown up in her physical body and the way she has always handled issues is no longer working for her. The pain in her wrist and shoulders has meant she can lite…

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#18 Eczema - Defending The Heart 29:38

2+ y ago29:38

29:38

The skin is a boundary and it tends to react when a physical, emotional or energetic boundary is crossed. Eczema is a sign that our defences are activated. Notice the word 'shield' that this speaker uses. This conversation illustrates how a current situation has activated a past memory and a past fear of 'losing everything'. If you have a physical …

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Gestational Diabetes with Gynaecologist, Obstetrician & Fertility Specialist Dr Murphy 21:46

2+ y ago21:46

21:46

According to Diabetes Australia, Gestational diabetes is the fastest growing type of diabetes affecting thousands of pregnant women every year. So today on Meditalk, I speak with Dr Richard Murphy a Specialist Obstetrician and Gynaecologist from St John of God Hospital in Subiaco who answers all our questions about ‘gestational diabetes’. A big tha…

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#17 A Racing Heart At Night - Suppressed Fear From Childhood 44:33

2+ y ago44:33

44:33

Have you ever had the experience of your heart racing for no apparent reason? Many people experience physical symptoms when they go to bed at night. In this episode we explore the root cause of why this shows up for one person; our journey takes us right back to her childhood and how her current circumstances contain echos that are activating a pas…

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#16 Accidents & Injury - Are they really random? 19:07

2+ y ago19:07

19:07

Weekly conversations that illustrate the energetic and emotional root cause of physical issues. How accidental are accidents really? I believe that nothing is random and everything is energy. This episode illustrates the unspoken thoughts behind an accident. Its a great one for all you therapists and practitioners out there! I hope you enjoy it. Do…

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#15 Healing Crisis or Healing Opportunity 29:10

2+ y ago29:10

29:10

Weekly conversations that uncover the emotions behind physical issues. This episode is a little different; how a healing crisis led to an enlightened and deeper understanding of Self. The times we find ourselves at our lowest point can sometimes offer the greatest opportunity to understand ourselves at a deeper level. Do please rate, share and foll…

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#14 Eczema - Expressing Emotion Through The Skin 30:12

2+ y ago30:12

30:12

What happens when we control our emotional expression? It finds its way into the body. In this episode we explore the emotional root cause of one person's eczema flare up. I hope you enjoy it. Tracey PS. I'm sorry about the sound on this one. Do please rate, share and follow and let me know if this conversation resonates with you. Follow me on Inst…

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#13 Painful Big Toe Joint - The Hidden Fear of Freedom. 37:47

2+ y ago37:47

37:47

Many of us yearn for freedom, but it's the rules and structures that make us feel safe, this can create an inner conflict that prevents forward movement. The Fear of Freedom may sit unconsciously within our psyche. In this episode we explore this hidden and unspoken fear that is speaking through the body. I hope you enjoy it. Do please rate, share …

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