Normally, it will be very difficult for you to feel the symptoms of varicose veins on the hands. If there are any, it will only be a dull, tense or transient pain at the point of varicose veins. Therefore, one of the most obvious signs to recognize this condition is the presence of veins on the hands. Specifically, the veins are zigzag and many times larger than normal.
However, in fact, it is not until the disease becomes more severe that the hands begin to show these symptoms. The most common complications are pulmonary embolism, myocardial infarction, thrombosis, and stroke. So the best way is to go to hospitals for examination to get the best solution.
3. How to improve the condition of blue veins on the skin:
If the doctors determine that the blue veins on the hands are due to varicose veins, you need to intervene to treat the disease with medical measures.
Blue veins are formed because of direct relationship with varicose veins
If the disease is still mild, you can combine sports, exercise, use medical stockings to treat varicose veins and change your diet appropriately.
In cases of long-term disease, skin ulcers, dermatitis, and even the risk of death, the following specific methods are indicated:
Doctors will directly treat the tip by using radio wave laser energy or sclerosing agents in order to sclerose varicose veins. This treatment method is commonly called digital vein treatment. Even though it can help reduce the condition of blue veins quickly, this is a quick treatment method so it is very likely to recur.
To help remove varicose veins, other common measures are Muller or Stripping surgery. These are popular surgical methods that can promptly treat varicose veins and prominent veins in the hands. However, like sclerotherapy, this surgery only helps to treat the immediate symptoms, and the condition is likely to recur.
The methods we mentioned above are often applied to patients with long-term blue veins on the hands and complications. However, it is best to go to the doctor when you notice pain in the area of the skin with varicose veins.
