Tired, swollen, aching legs? It may be your veins.

Cardiologist-led vein and vascular care for the Greater Dayton area, with offices in Dayton, Xenia, and Beavercreek.

Chronic venous insufficiency is common, often overlooked, and very treatable. Its symptoms can look like heart problems, especially heart failure. Dr. Ashraf Koraym is a cardiologist experienced in vein disease, so he can find out whether your symptoms come from your veins, your heart, or both.

Medically reviewed by Ashraf Koraym, MD

Symptoms

Treatments

Minimally invasive, in-office treatments that close damaged veins and restore healthy blood flow: VenaSeal, ClosureFast, Varithena, and compression therapy.

Vascular testing

Ultrasound, ankle-brachial index, and advanced imaging to find blockages, clots, aneurysms, and circulation problems early.

At a glance

  • No referral needed
  • All insurance plans accepted
  • Three convenient offices

Call for an appointment

Vein care led by a cardiologist. Swelling, heaviness, and night cramps can look like heart failure. Dr. Koraym can evaluate the veins and the heart in one place.

(937) 376-8336

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