Myth: Once Operated, Varicose Veins Will Never Come Back Many patients believe that once varicose veins are treated surgically, the problem is permanently solved. This is a myth.Even after a technically successful procedure, there is still a small but real chance of recurrence. On average, the recurrence rate is about 2%, even when the surgery… Read More »
Why Varicose Veins Are Common in Pregnancy Varicose veins are frequently seen in pregnant women due to temporary but significant physiological changes that occur during pregnancy. These changes affect blood circulation, especially in the legs. 1. Pressure from the Growing Baby As the baby grows, the uterus puts pressure on major blood vessels in the… Read More »
Are There Home Remedies for Varicose Veins? When people talk about “home remedies” for varicose veins, they are usually referring not to instant cures, but to important lifestyle changes that help control symptoms and slow disease progression. These habits play a key role in improving vein health and overall circulation. 1. Daily Walking Is Essential… Read More »
Myth: Only Women Get Varicose Veins One of the most common misconceptions about varicose veins is that they mostly affect women and that men rarely develop them. This is a myth. Varicose veins are very common in men as well. Studies show that around 25–30% of people, including men, have a chance of developing varicose… Read More »