Treatment of varicose veins 1

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A number of factors can increase the risk of varicose veins:

Hereditary predisposition. If someone in your family suffers from varicose veins, you have every chance of inheriting the disease.
Gender. According to statistics, varicose veins are more common in women than in men.
Age. With age, the veins and valves become weaker, and there is a chance of developing varicose veins.
Violation of blood flow between the arteries and veins.
Hormonal change. This is especially true during pregnancy, premenstrual period and menopause, when hormonal changes occur. During these periods, the risk of developing varicose veins increases. During pregnancy, the growing fetus presses on the veins in the legs. At the same time, each subsequent pregnancy increases the risk of varicose veins.
Obesity. Due to excess weight on the veins is too much pressure that can cause the appearance of varicose.
"Sedentary" and "standing" work and sedentary lifestyle. If you have to stand or sit for a long time, the risk of varicose veins increases. This is due to the fact that it is more difficult for the veins to deliver blood to the heart during a long period of time without movement.