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Varicose veins are manifestation of an underlying disease. Conventional sclerotherapy versus surgery for varicose veins. Varicose veins and spider veins are normal veins that have dilated under the influence of increased venous pressure. Varicose veins may be entirely symptom free and cause no. Theres nothing fun, flattering, or exciting about having to worry about bulging, rope like, dark blue blood vessels poking out of our skin and it only gets worse when you are told that these kinds of varicose veins are permanent and youll be forced to contend with them from here.
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