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Varicose veins causes | herbal remedy varicose veins
Varicose veins are very common and affect 50% of the population aged over 50 years. Women are more likely to get varicose veins. Varicose veins generally form on the inside of the leg and the back of the calf. Pregnant women tend to get varicose veins in the lower pelvic region.
When veins are unable to pump blood back to the heart on account of weak muscles and valves that do not seal owing to weak walls, the blood tends to collect in the veins causing them to bulge and twist. Varicose veins are primarily caused when pressure is applied. The veins of the legs have the hardest job in pumping blood to the heart. They have to work against the force of gravity and have to bear the weight of the body. As a result the pressure is immense and can overcome the strength of the valves. Therefore legs are most likely to develop varicose veins.
Varicose veins can get worse over time and when inflamed generally cause pain. In severe cases, when blood continues to stay accumulated without reaching the heart, blood clots can form. If these blood clots travel especially to the lungs, they can be life-threatening. Ulcers can form on the skin and form wounds.
Relief from varicose veins can be obtained by some simple techniques such as wearing supporting stockings, elevating legs when resting, avoiding salt which can cause water retention, exercising regularly and giving up smoking.
Pilex is a herbal ayurvedic formulation that is very effective in relieving pressure on veins and reducing inflammation.
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Varicose veins are mainly caused when pressure is applied. The leg veins are the most difficult job in pumping blood to the heart.
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Varicose veins may worsen over time and when the inflammation usually cause pain.
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