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Is venous stasis disease a disability; it is pretty hard to do anything?
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Venous stasis disabi: The vast majority of patients with venous stasis are not disabled. You should see a clinician to assist you with the treatment which can include compression stockings and or surgical procedures.
Answered 7/18/2012
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