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Varacose veins

Posted By: Dave
Date: Monday, September 19 2005, at 8:23 p.m.

Many people develop varacose veins as they grow older and few like it. One thing you can do to try and prevent them or minimize the effects if they do happen is to avoid standing for long periods of time in one place. If you have to be on your feet for a long time regularly, then try to walk around and keep your legs moving. If you have varacose veins, then it's possible to have some very simple non-invasive surgery to make them go away. I forget exactly what it does, but it doesn't actually fix the problem. It just makes it so you can't see it from the surface of your skin.

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Varacose veins
Dave -- Monday, September 19 2005, at 8:23 p.m.

Re: Varacose veins
kim -- Thursday, February 2 2006, at 9:51 a.m.

 

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Message: > Many people develop varacose veins as they grow older > and few like it. One thing you can do to try and > prevent them or minimize the effects if they do happen > is to avoid standing for long periods of time in one > place. If you have to be on your feet for a long time > regularly, then try to walk around and keep your legs > moving. > If you have varacose veins, then it's possible to have > some very simple non-invasive surgery to make them go > away. I forget exactly what it does, but it doesn't > actually fix the problem. It just makes it so you > can't see it from the surface of your skin.
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