Varicose and spider veins are a common problem for women and men, although more women are affected. Varicose veins can be a serious health issue as well as being a cosmetic concern. The presence of these ropey and bulging veins can indicate an underlying problem with blood flow and the risk of blood clots forming. Some women notice the development of such veins in pregnancy, others have a family history of vein issues - but whatever the cause it is crucial to treat the underlying cause of this symptom.
The standard care of treatment is surgical removal but this does not mean that more veins won't appear. The cost can be prohibitive and the recovery time can be lengthy. The underlying cause of the venous insufficiency is not addressed in order for the person to heal from within.
Spider veins are not a serious health concern like varicose veins, but they can cause the sufferer to feel embarrassed about their legs and avoid having to show them off. Spider veins commonly show up on the ankles, thighs, behind the knees as well as on cheeks and around the nose. The standard of care treatment for legs is sclerotherapy where a saline solution is injected into the vein in order to collapse it. The body then reabsorbs the vein over time. The drawbacks with this method are that it is considered a cosmetic treatment and therefore not usually covered by insurance. It is a costly procedure and often requires several sessions. Thick compression stockings have to be worn for several days after the injections and the veins will often reappear in other places, since the underlying causes have not been addressed.
So what can a person do to heal their veins via a more natural process? There are a number of things that can be implemented, some of which are :
Reflexology
I recently read an interesting ebook- Varicose Vein Cures by Diane Thompson. The author healed her own painful varicose veins through the use of all natural and cheap protocols. She had endured surgery but had a very problematic recovery and worse yet, her veins reappeared. Her own quest for a natural healing led her to researching various alternatives. The results of which are included in her thorough ebook.
The book was very readable- written in a way that anyone can follow and understand. The therapies included are all common place and inexpensive and can be easily incorporated into a person's life. The cost is $27 and is instantly downloadable, with bonus ebooks for free that help with acne, wrinkles and other beauty concerns. What I like about the book is that it is well researched with many modalities of healing to choose from in one place. Considering the cost and inconvenience of surgery I consider the book price to be worth it as even if your veins don't entirely heal, adopting some of the author's suggestions will help with your overall health. I personally use homeopathy, exercise and nutrition to keep my vein walls strong.
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