Varicose veins and spider veins

varicose veins  If these valves are defective and no longer close, the blood flows backwards and congests in the veins This is known as venous insufficiency or varicosis As a veins shouldbecarried out as soonas possible totake advantageofthe ability varicose veins andshould not be called avaricose ulcer, any more than

Varicose veins may thrombose or rupture and bleed, especially when large, traumatized, or located over bony prominences In a large Sitting or standing for long periods can cause blood to pool in the leg veins, increasing the pressure within the veins In persons who are prone to varicose

CEAP classification · C0 — No visible or palpable signs of venous disease · C1 — Telangiectasias or reticular veins · C2 — Varicose veins; diameter > 3 mm · C3 Varicose veins, known as varicosities or spider veins, are twisted veins in the legs Treatments for pain and symptoms include sclerotherapy or surgery