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Why Veins Become Visible
Veins carry blood back to the heart, and most of the time, they’re hidden beneath the skin. Several factors can cause them to become more noticeable:
- Age: Veins lose elasticity and valves weaken over time.
- Genetics: Family history plays a strong role in vein health.
- Weight gain or pregnancy: Increased pressure can make veins more prominent.
- Lifestyle: Prolonged sitting or standing can exacerbate vein visibility.
- Sun exposure: UV rays can weaken skin and veins over time.
When Visible Veins Are Usually Harmless
Some veins are simply cosmetic concerns, especially if:
- They are blue, purple, or green and spider-like in appearance.
- There is no pain, swelling, or redness.
- They have developed gradually over time.
Many people notice these “spider veins” or mild varicose veins without experiencing serious complications.
Warning Signs You Shouldn’t Ignore
Certain vein changes may indicate a more serious condition, such as venous insufficiency or blood clots. Contact a healthcare provider if you notice:
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