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Varicose Veins,


Question Posted Wednesday April 12 2006, 2:23 am

Being in my twenties, its very fustrating not being able to where shorts in the summer or when ever due to the unpleasant sight of buldging veins, spider veins in my legs. What can i do or take to have these veins disappear. I dont want to have them surgically removed. Any advice??????

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horsesare666es answered Thursday April 13 2006, 5:40 pm:
Even though you say you don't want to have surgery for this, you should consider it. My dad had surgery for it just recently because he's were really bad. But the surgery was easy and there was brusing for about a week and a half bout now there are no long term consquences with it and he feels a lot beter.
Also, for the pain he had a long sock he'd wear on that leg that supported the viens.

I'm not sure what the socks or surgery is called, but with the info maybe you can google and find some more.

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smcheerleadingx answered Wednesday April 12 2006, 9:12 pm:
ok, my mother is a doctor and she has a laser machine in her office. she also has spider veins from giving birth. i know you dont want them surgically removed, but laser machines completely illiminate vericose veins. the results are amazing too because my mom got it done on herself. trust me, its no more than a pinch she said.

you will not be happy with taking pills and my advice is laser removal because thats the best way to go.

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TheOldOne answered Wednesday April 12 2006, 9:30 am:
Building up and using your calf muscles will reduce the appearance of "spider veins" in your legs, although it won't make them go away. The muscles in your calves play a major role in the blood circulation of your lower body; those muscles are sometimes called the "heart of the lower body". The more you use those muscles, the fewer new spider veins will appear in the future.

Surgery is no longer the only way to deal with spider veins. Laser and IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) therapy are both preferred methods of treatment, although of course they're not cheap.

Please beware of topical treatments - creams and pills, in other words. They don't help. They're a scam, a waste of your money.

Good luck!

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xEVYx answered Wednesday April 12 2006, 3:50 am:
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I'm not exactly sure how well that works, but i googled it and that's what i came up with. If you don't find what you're looking for there then try googling it, there seemed to be a lot of other options also. good luck!

♥ Evy

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