The signs and symptoms of varicose veins are dependent upon the area of the body which is affected. By recognizing the signs and symptoms and seeking prompt treatment you are more likely to reduce the progression of the condition and prevent the formation of any further varicose veins.
Endovenous Ablation
Varicose veins develop when the one-way valve system within the vein, which helps to move blood from the lower extremities to the heart, is damaged. Blood will begin to pool inside the veins and cause unsightly blue and red tinged bulges, as well as discomfort, pain and swelling. They occur most commonly on the legs but individuals can suffer from these swollen veins in the face, testicles, vagina and anus. Although they are not usually a threat to your long-term health, they can be painful and can cause ulcerations, or openings in the skin.