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My husband has a varicose vein? |
my husband is 27 yrs old and in good shape so why is he getting varicose veins and what can we do about it As already stated, varicose veins are due hugely to heredity. Also other factors, such as sitting cross-legged or standing sedentary can aid the formation of visible veins. Try to keep moving and sit with your legs stretched out, so the blood can flow without any problems. Heredity |
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