People with cold feet and a feeling of heaviness in their legs are significantly more likely to have varicose veins, ...

Research published in the journal Open Heart found that people who feel cold feet are 49% to 89% more likely to have varicose veins than normal people. It was also found that people who feel both ...

Treatment for varicose veins involves both surgical and nonsurgical approaches. Elevation of the legs. You may be instructed to elevate your feet above the level of your heart three or four times a ...

Walking may be especially helpful because it activates your calf muscles and brings blood from your varicose veins back to your heart. Pointing your feet up and down or standing on tiptoe ...

Cold feet are a key warning signing of varicose veins, according to new research. Hypersensitivity to the cold - especially ice cold feet - as well as a feeling of heaviness in the legs are linked ...

It happens when your leg veins become damaged and can't work as they should, according to the Cleveland clinic.

Often considered an inevitable part of ageing, varicose veins can be treated to avoid symptoms like pain and discomfort.

Hypersensitivity to the cold, especially ice cold feet, as well as a feeling of heaviness in the legs, are linked to the presence of varicose veins, finds a large study published in the open ...

Varicose veins can be harmless ... Once prepared, it should be applied by gently massaging upwards, from the feet to the thighs. This way, the natural direction of circulation is followed ...