When the blood that’s supposed to reach the heart flows backward or builds up in the blood vessel, it can result in visible veins like spider vein and varicose vein. […]
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Visible veins are a venous disease that can happen to almost all people at any age. The risk of having an enlarged vein, or varicose vein, is especially high for […]
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Patients with varicose veins may notice a hard lump on a vein in addition to pain, cramps, and edema. Though excessive development can be concerning, there is no need to […]
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A varicose vein on the outermost layer of the female genitalia is known as vulvar varicosity (vulva). Vaginal varicose veins commonly occur during pregnancy. It is because of increased blood […]
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Varicose veins are swelling and bulging veins that commonly develop on the lower legs. A patient may have observed that varicose veins frequently appear - based on the Society for […]
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A varicocele is an enlarged vein in the excess skin sack that supports the testicles (scrotum). Varicocele is similar to the type of varicose vein that is visible in the […]
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Varicose veins are a type of problematic visible veins that develop on the skin, along with spider veins and reticular veins. Aside from its appearance being an eyesore, enlarged vein […]
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When you stand for long periods of time, you may feel your legs starting to become heavy or aching in the muscles in the lower leg. This happens from the […]
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Spider veins are the tiny thread-looking veins that appear just underneath the skin’s surface. Broken blood vessels can cause interruption to the blood flow which makes them accumulate inside the […]
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