Varicose disease
Many people are exposed to various health problems. These include varicose veins, which affect women more than men, and are extensions of the blood vessels, especially the superficial ones under the skin, to become larger. More twisting and tortuous rather than being fairly straight, and passing the disease in five basic stages as follows.
Stages of varicose veins
- Stretches occur in the form of small or coriander patches.
- These vessels, which have been infected with varicose veins alone, get their food through a vein called piercing roses.
- The varicose veins are then enlarged with deficiencies, specifically in their valves without accompanying venous congestion.
- These varicose veins are spread in many veins, leading to swelling in the areas of these veins such as legs and heel area.
- Finally, a group of ulcers, specifically my skin, occurs.
Causes of varicose veins
There are many reasons that lead to varicose veins, as follows:
- Causes of disorders of the same vein walls, called metabolism.
- Disruption of secretions of certain substances, specifically catecholamine.
- Hormonal disorders specifically related to women.
- Infections or venous thrombosis.
- The inability of the blood to return to these veins.
- Blood veins are exposed to pressure resulting from fatty aggregates.
Symptoms of varicose veins
Symptoms that appear vary depending on the condition of the patient, but generally include the following:
- Pain and soreness in the legs.
- Swelling in the legs.
- Inability to withstand temperatures.
Varicose types
There are two types of varicose veins affecting the body, most notably the following:
- Type I: Which occurs suddenly without a cause or disease led to the emergence, and often associated with genetic factors associated with weakness of the interstitial tissue of the body, including varicose veins and testes of the aneurysms, as well as hernia and flat feet, which increases the chance of infection of this type of varicose is to stand for time periods long.
- Type II: This occurs as a result of a previous disease, or occurs as a complication of other diseases, and includes varicose veins in the pregnant and the legs and pelvic regions swollen.
Treatment of varicose veins
The treatment is to avoid the causes that lead to infection, the most important of which are:
- Avoid standing for long periods of time.
- Reduce weight and try to get a lean body.
- The need to raise the feet and legs when lying down and sleeping.
- Minimize exposure to the sun’s heat and particularly severe.