Varicose Veins aren’t just painful and unsightly, but an indication of progressive Vein Disease. There are several things that can increase your risk of developing Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI) most of which are more common than you might think.
Chronic Venous Insufficiency, also known as venous insufficiency, develops when vein valves weaken and blood begins to pool in the legs instead of flowing properly to the heart. Risk factors such as prolonged standing, obesity, aging, pregnancy, and family history can all contribute to its development. Over time, untreated venous insufficiency may lead to swelling, skin changes, and even leg ulcers, making early diagnosis and proper care essential for long-term vascular health.
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