How do I get rid of veins on my feet!?

Question

I have alot I guess its from heels I wear does it ome from my heels!?

Answer 1

Once you develop varicose veins, they're not likely to go away on their own. Varicose and spider veins are usually just annoying, and don't have to be treated unless you are bothered by your appearance, or the symptoms associated with them. Severe cases of varicose veins, especially those involving ulcers, usually require treatment. The method you select for treating venous disease should be based on the size and location of the veins to be treated. Large varicose veins are treated by surgically removing or chemically treating the "bad" veins. This forces the blood to flow through the remaining healthy veins.

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Surgery is used to treat large varicose veins, and is commonly referred to as "stripping". It is performed under local anesthesia and requires only very small incisions which leave few scars. Here, the varicosed veins are "stripped" out by passing a flexible device through the vein and removing it through an incision near the groin. Smaller tributaries of these veins also are stripped with this device or removed through a series of small incisions. Those veins that connect to the deeper veins are then tied off. This stripping method has been used since the 1950's.

Spider veins cannot be removed through surgery. Sometimes, they disappear when the larger varicose veins feeding the spider veins are removed. The remaining spider veins also can be treated with "sclerotherapy, this is a non-surgical procedure." "Sclerotherapy" uses a fine needle to inject a solution directly into the vein. This solution irritates the lining of the vein, causing inflammation which blocks the flow of blood.

After the solution is injected, the vein's surrounding tissue is generally wrapped in compression bandages for several days, causing the vein walls to stick together. The vein turns into scar tissue that fades from view. Patients whose legs have been treated are put on walking regimens, which improves circulation and prevents blood clots. This method has been used since the 1920's. Laser treatments are very effective for treating the smallest, less than one millimeter, spider veins, especially on the face.

In most cases, more than one treatment session will be required, because these procedures only treat those veins that are currently visible. Because venous disease is typically progressive, no treatment can prevent the appearance of new veins from surfacing in the future. There are many factors which will affect the rate at which treated veins recur.

If you've been hiding your varicose veins, you'll now be able to show off your legs. Most patients are pleased with the treatments and think their legs are healthier looking afterwards. Just as importantly, the symptoms associated with varicose veins also improve after treatment

Answer 2

After 10 years of struggling with all sorts of creams and pills to treat this embarrassing problem I was able to get rid of my varicose veins by using natural healing methods and alternative herbal home remedies.

Read Diane Thompson's "Varicose Veins Secrets" (also available in electronic format at: http://www.varicoseveinscure.org ). By following this guide book I was able to eradicate my varicose veins pretty fast. God bless!

Answer 3

you need to see a foot doctor to find out, and stop wearing shoes like that.

Answer 4

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