Varicose Vein

There are numerous veins in the body. Function of most of the veins is to carry deoxygenated blood back to the heart. Varicose vein is a term used to describe enlarged and tangled or twisted veins. It is other wise called as spider veins. This is very common these days. Especially for people who stand for a long time.

Initially it might not be symptomatic. On a later phase veins may appear in dark blue colour. And it is very painful for few people. It might also cause severe itching and skin discolouration.

When should you consult a doctor?

When you have pain especially during long standing
When you observe discolouration or when you observe tortuous vein anywhere in your body
When you experience itching
If you have a family history of varicose vein

Ayurvedic Treatment for Varicose Veins

There are various treatment options for varicose veins. But according to Ayurveda, blood letting is the most effective treatment option. Blood will be collected by the physician from on of the tortuous veins. This is usually not a painful procedure and patients will get instant relief after the procedure.

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