Purple veins appearing on the legs are often more than a cosmetic issue. They signal that venous circulation may be compromised, and blood is struggling to return efficiently to the heart, especially after long periods of standing or sitting. These veins, typically bluish or purple, are often referred to as spider veins or early varicose veins. They form when small valves inside veins weaken, allowing blood to pool instead of moving upward against gravity. Gravity makes leg veins particularly susceptible. Standing or… CONTINUE READING…
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