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Why do you get varicose veins?
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In the veins are small valves that regulate the flow of blood towards the heart. These flaps wear over time, and as this wear increases, the risk of the flaps not holding tight increases. What then happens is that the blood flows back and collects in pools under the vein valves. It is these pools that form varicose veins.
Why gets varicose veins?
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About thirty percent of all people suffer from varicose veins at some point in their lives. Varicose veins are hereditary, so if one of your parents has had varicose veins, you are genetically predisposed to developing varicose veins yourself.
What is the most common cause of varicose veins?
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Genetics are the most common cause of varicose veins. Varicose veins are almost 100 percent hereditary. In addition to heredity, varicose veins are often caused by smoking, obesity, inactivity and pregnancy.
Can I do anything myself to prevent varicose veins?
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Varicose veins cannot be completely prevented, but you can reduce the risk of occurrence by taking certain precautions, such as maintaining a healthy and active lifestyle, where the focus is on good blood circulation in the legs.
Are varicose veins hereditary?
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A very large percentage of people who have varicose veins get them because of heredity. You are genetically predisposed to varicose veins if your mother or father had varicose veins.
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