Varicose vein symptom?

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Varicose vein symptom is the most common disease of venous system. The main reason for the formation of varicose vein symptom is that the congenital vascular wall membrane is relatively weak or the same posture is maintained for a long time with little change. Blood accumulates in the lower limbs and destroys the venous valve over time, resulting in high venous pressure, which is the symptom of vascular protruding from the skin surface. Varicose veins mostly occur in the lower limbs.

Varicose vein symptom?

1. The surface blood vessels are like earthworm varicose, protruding obviously, and the skin varicose is in mass or nodular shape. This is the most common symptom of varicose veins. 2. The symptoms of varicose veins include ascites, hepatosplenomegaly; Patients with varicose veins may have hematemesis and melena; Extensive edema of both lower limbs, pain of affected limbs, aggravated during exercise, sometimes at rest, aggravated at night.

3. The affected limbs of patients with varicose veins become thinner and thicker. The skin has a series of symptoms of varicose veins, such as acupuncture, itching, numbness, burning and so on.

4. The patients with varicose veins are heavy at night, light in the morning, skin pigmentation, dark color, skin desquamation, pruritus, ankle edema. Symptoms of these varicose veins are also more common.

matters needing attention

The varicose veins of the lower extremities were dilated, uplifted and tortuous, especially in the medial side of the leg. The lesions of small saphenous varices were mainly located in the lateral leg. In the early stage of the disease, most of the patients had the feeling of acid swelling and discomfort of lower limbs, accompanied by heavy and weak limbs and mild edema. Long standing or afternoon feeling aggravation, and care about lying or limbs after treatment significantly reduced, sometimes accompanied by calf muscle spasm phenomenon. Some patients had no obvious discomfort. In patients with a long course of disease, skin nutritional changes may occur in the lower leg, especially in the lower leg, including skin atrophy, desquamation, pigmentation, skin and subcutaneous induration, eczema and refractory ulcer, and sometimes complicated with thrombophlebitis and acute lymphangitis.