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How I Learned to Take Control of My Health
November 22, 2021 Patient Blog by Vascular Cures’ Patient Partner Mechket  G. During a sunny afternoon in December 2020, there was no better excuse to go shopping than Christmas, especially in the extravagant Malls of Dubai. I had plenty of time to spare, had a spirit of giving, and dreamed of finding that perfect gift for everyone I cared for. Suddenly, something was shifting inside me. My right foot didn’t respond anymore and a severe pain in my right thigh stopped me from
Vascular Heroes – Dr. Lyssa Ochoa and Staff at The San Antonio Vascular and Endovascular Clinic (The SAVE Clinic)
September 27, 2021 By: Vascular Cures Team Vascular Surgeon Dr. Lyssa Ochoa, founder of the SAVE Clinic, and her dedicated staff work hard to provide comprehensive and coordinated patient-centered vascular healthcare to underserved areas of San Antonio where diabetes-related amputations occur in rates up to 3 times higher than the statewide rate. This summer the SAVE staff opened the only ambulatory surgery center in South San Antonio to bring even more services to an area of
Mental Health – Why it Matters in Vascular Disease
May 21, 2021 Vascular disease is a complex issue. Most patients recognize how vascular disease affects our physical health. It’s also important to note that vascular disease can affect mental health. Yet, there is little discussion on mental health as an aspect of vascular disease. This means that it is up to patients to make mental health a part of our lives and disease journey. One of the most common vascular issues is Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD). If you’re struggling
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