i have had 2 surgeries on my leg for Varicose Veins and have had a history of Superficial blood clots…. will that keep me out of the Air Force? Should i give those medical records of my Varicose vein surgery to MEPS so that the doctors can look? will they disqualify me for having the surgeries and history of blood clots? should i be worried?
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I have them on my ankles and thighs. I am only 26 years old! What worked best for you?
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I’m an 18-year-old male. I just had vascular surgery to remove a vein that was giving me pain and for cosmetic reasons. My mom tells me that i can never participate in sporting activities again. She says sports are the reason i had such a premature case of varicose veins. Please, could someone tell me if they lived an active life after varicose vein surgery? My youth is pretty much lifted right from under my feet if this be the truth.
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I am pregnant and having a real problem with varicose veins in my leg. They look pretty bad, and bulge noticeably. I’d like to see a vascular surgeon about this once I have my baby. Do you think tricare will help cover the cost of a procedure to fix these veins?
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While checking out YouTube for videos about how your unsightly varicose veins and how they can be treated, I came across this one. Talk about a great way to actually remove varicose veins in a doctor’s surgery. then go back to work or to the party. After you go home first and change into that new skirt you haven’t been game to wear lately.
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My aunt is a low income citizen and only has medical. All I know is that serguries are expensive. This surgery consists in the elimination or of variscose vains in a lower leg portion by injecting something to the afected veins. Would that kind of surgery be really costly like the complicated surgeries ?
All I know is that variscose veins are a skin syndrome or disease that needs to be treated to avoid complications like pain or blood problems in the leg.
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They look like varicose veins or spider, I don’t know the difference. I just want to know how to reduce the appearance of them..any help would be nice thanks
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I want to know if people who have varicose veins could also have the chance to develop hemorrhoids. I read that hemorrhoids are varicose veis on the anus. What differenciates them with the ones that develope on legs, wchich I have for a long time.
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It’s a face condition and I just wanted to know because I know about varicose or "spider" veins in the legs are due from weak veins whos valve quit workin or a vein broke open. Just wanted to know why.
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I am 20 years old, and I eat well and exercise regularly. Thanks to genetics I have vein problems and have been getting spider veins since I was 15. I now have big veins on the back of my thighs that are starting to protrude, but VERY slightly. Is the the beginning of varicose veins? If so, is there anything I can do about it? Thanks!
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