One of the most common symptoms of vascular stress is the appearance of varicose veins. No single cause can be blamed for this unsightly condition that affects the ankles, legs and groin. Most people who develop varicose veins do have some common factors that cause the weakening of the venal walls, causing them to enlarge causing visible, blue or black tracks.
Common Causes Of Varicose Veins
Your chances of developing varicose veins are elevated if you have a family history that includes the condition. Pregnant women are also prone to the appearance of Varicose veins. Many pregnant women are happy to see that after giving birth, the blue streaks of raised veins disappears. Medical research also suggests that women who have used birth control pills for an extended time have a higher chance of developing Varicose veins. The more you know about the causes and likelihood of developing varicose veins, the better equipped you will be to handle them.