Varicose Veins : All your questions answered

how to get rid of varicose veins?

You cannot get rid of varicose veins permanently. However, some of the ways to manage varicose veins are:

• Regular exercise helps in improving blood circulation in your legs. Exercise also helps in controlling blood pressure, which is another contributing factor to varicose veins.
• Compression Read more
  Edited 1236 days ago /answer/how-to-get-rid-of-varicose-veins-255 Dr.Balakumar S

how to prevent varicose veins?

To prevent varicose veins in your body, the following options can pose as viable options:

• Try to do plenty of exercises, like walking, jogging or running.
  
• Maintaining a healthy weight will also prevent varicose veins.You should avoid standing or sitting still for too Read more
  Edited 1236 days ago /answer/how-to-prevent-varicose-veins-254 Dr.Rohit Madhurkar

how to cure varicose veins?

To manage varicose veins, you have several options, including some home remedies along with professional medical treatments. You can try out the ways mentioned below:

• Try exercising every day.
• Try to avoid prolonged standing or sitting.
• Losing weight can also help to manage varicose veins.
• Professional Read more
  Edited 1236 days ago /answer/how-to-cure-varicose-veins-253 Dr.Rohit Madhurkar

are varicose veins dangerous?

Untreated varicose veins can be dangerous. Medical experts are not sure why the walls of your veins stretch or why their valves become faulty. In many cases, it occurs for no apparent reason.

However, some potential risk factors may include the following:-

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  Edited 1236 days ago /answer/are-varicose-veins-dangerous-252 Dr.Rohit Madhurkar

what are varicose veins?

Varicose veins are swollen, twisted veins that may often appear on your legs and feet. They occur whenever the valves in your veins do not work properly, and the blood does not flow effectively in one direction.

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what causes varicose veins?

Some potential causes of varicose veins are obesity, standing or sitting for long periods of time, and family history. It occurs due to the increased blood pressure in the veins.

The veins in your body have only one-way valves so that the Read more