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Do varicose veins disappear?

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lynn66084
lynn66084

Last year I got painful lumps in my legs, went to the docs, he squeezed one and said it was varicose veins starting.  (I had a hip operation beginning of the year) Anyhow from about November they started going and they haven't come back yet. So my question is, do I have varicose veins and if not what were they?

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  • usaveinclinics
    usaveinclinics lynn66084

    Posted

    As per your message, i can only say that varicose vein can be reduced but it will not completely disappear but non surgical treatments can do a miracle. It is better that you should consult with some specialists before any problm arises. Take care smile
  • jacomina80755
    jacomina80755 lynn66084

    Posted

    I have gone to professional and bought their very expensive product. After using the venorid serum for the first time I am impressed. The quality is just like the professional . And the price is way better. I love the light natural smell. After using it for almost 2 weeks, my skin continues to feel soft and noticed my varicose veins are fading. So far I like the results

  • narsi
    narsi lynn66084

    Posted

    A more conclusive way to find out if you have varicose veins is to get a Doppler Ultrasound test done. Not sure if a doctor can confirm presence of varicose veins just by pressing your legs!
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