are all veins that stick out healthy?
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the veins sticking out in normal areas means your veins are healthy and promoting good ciculation, but if theyre sticking out on your head,face,neck it could mean you have either a blockage such as an embolus or cholestorol build up, or your stress and blood pressure level is abnormally high, if so get this check immediately
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veins carries impure blood whereas arteries carries pure.this the only reason. not only chlorides but also all most all electrolytes and other impurities are high in venous blood, but after its purification by nephrones in the kidney pure blood is recirculated in the body through arteries.
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They are burst blood vessels.  The best way to prevent them is to keep lifting.  Your body is adjusting to this new activity.  Soon you body will be used to lifting weights, and you won't have any more burst blood vessels.  In fact, you'll look great!
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The retina is the very back of the eye, so I'm not sure how you're visualizing the veins.  If you're concerned about it, you really should seek the advise of your eye doctor.
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No.  In fact, it's considered healthy by most medical professionals.
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Yep. This is very common. The valves in your veins (say your legs) help push the blood back up your legs to your heart. By the time the blood gets to the bottom of your legs, there isnt enough pressure to push it back up, and thats why the valves are there. When they breakdown, the blood cant get pushed up as accurately, and it will pool up, causing you veins to buldge and be permanently damaged. Its pretty common, but can be pretty ugly to look out.\n\nGood luck and hope this helped!
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You are slightly pear-shaped. This is the healthiest body type for a woman! Enjoy yourself!
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Sounds very healthy to me..According to my charts you are right on target!
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Varicose veins can ve healed by taking Grape seed extract. It will take a couple of months at 2 mg per pound of body weight. You may also notice skin getting softer and cellulite disappearing. (Nice side effects!) There is one version that works better than others but telling you would be solicitation. Good luck.
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it's probably in your genes or related to low hormone levels.  it looks like your doing everything you can...some sugar shouldn't hurt.  you getting enough water?  it can help flush away some of the toxins.  vitamin C is also said to help.  also try stretching more often to increase circulation to your problem areas.
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from experience (with my husband) i would say no never had that problem  ...maybe if you gain so much weight then lost it really fast i would think that the skin would hang like the ones that get surgery but so far mine is intact...lol
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Test your pulse rate while standing see how fast it is if it's greatly different to sitting then maybe\n\nif your veins on your arms standout at sometimes for no reason (ie. exercise) and stay that way for a period of time maybe.\n\nIf your diet contains a lot of salt (ready meals contain lots) then maybe\n\nThis is begining to sound like a Jeff Foxworthy are you a redneck joke :)\n\nWhat ever it is with your symptons I should go see a doctor\nor try searchin online for a symptom web site if you don't have the time... but if it leads to anything you're gonna have to go to doctors eventually... sooner is better
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My grandma gets those and they're hereditary so, I've researched how to prevent them.  Exercising and keeping your legs elevated are the best ways.  However, once you get them, things like Vein Away Plus barely reduce the appearnce of them.  Surgery is the only way to get rid of them in a noticeable way.
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I think it's perfect. :) Your body fat is normal and plus I heard that electric scales are wrong AND the fact that our bodies gain body fat when we are about to start our period. Don't quote me on that though. :) But it's a good thing that you are trying to be healthier. Skinny doesn't always mean healthy, remember that.
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Here are some suggestions I hope will be helpful to you:\n\nOf all the veins in your body, leg veins have the hardest time carrying blood back to the heart. When the valves weakened, blood can become clogged and cause veins to swell abnormally. To ward off varicose veins, get a leg up with this advice from our trio of health experts.\n\nYoga Therapist\n\nYoga is an effective protocol for preventing and treating varicose veins. The posture that is known to be clinically most effective in both cases is sarvangasana, the shoulder stand (shown), where the legs are inverted and the pressure of gravity is reversed. In this pose, the blood and the lymph drain from the lower extremities back to the heart, thereby reducing the pressure of the pooled blood in the veins. Do this pose once daily. with a recommended holding time of about three to five minutes. When you stand up, movement of these fluids in the legs is greatly improved.\n\nPeople with limited range of motion or high blood pressure should do the modified version of the shoulder stand: Lie on the floor and place your legs in an inverted position on the flat surface of a wall. If necessary, a small pillow or rolled towel can be placed under your neck for comfort and support.\n\n\nNaturopath\n\nVaricose veins can only form if there's weakness in blood-vessel walls, or if there's significant pressure within the vein to overwhelm healthy vessels. By strengthening the vessel walls, which are made of smooth muscle and connective tissue, you decrease the likelihood they will dilate or distend. Build up connective tissue and shrink existing varicose veins by taking 2 to 3 grams of vitamin C and 400 to 800 IU of vitamin E daily (if you have a clotting disorder or take blood thinners, check with a doctor about vitamin E dosage). Botanicals such as horse chestnut, bilberry, butcher's broom, and grape-seed extract fortify connective tissue, while fruits like blueberries, elderberries, and cherries contain antioxidants that strengthen vein walls.\n\nVaricose veins sometimes lead to clotting, which can reduce the area through which blood flows and force the vessel to dilate even more. To help prevent clotting, eat foods with blood-thinning properties, such as raw onions, garlic, ginger, and cayenne.\n\n--Amy Neuzil, N.D., Austin, Texas\n\nDermatologist\n\nSeveral factors contribute to varicose veins: genetics, pregnancy, obesity, constipation, taking estrogen, and wearing high-heeled shoes and/or restrictive clothing. Everyone with varicose veins should seek medical treatment, since there is a 50 percent risk of developing leg ulcers or blood clots, especially after a long (car or plane trip. One procedure I use to treat varicose veins is endoluminal laser vein closure, which involves using light energy inserted with a fiber into the vein to heat the vein wall and cause it to collapse and seal closed. Bruising from the treatment disappears after a week or two, and patients can return to regular activities right after the procedure.\n\nIf you have varicose veins, wear lightweight graduated support stockings, especially when you're going to be on your feet for long periods. Avoid crossing your legs while sitting, since it cuts off blood flow and increases pressure in leg veins. Don't wear heels taller than inch: When you wear high heels, you don't utilize your calf muscles enough while walking, and these muscles are responsible for pumping blood back to the heart. To circulation and vein strength, walk or do another exercise that works your legs for a half-hour every day.
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Varicose veins don't show up as noticeably on darker skin.  A self-tanner or bronzer might help.\n\n\nAnd if you're going to Greece, you won't know anybody there anyway - don't worry too much about them.  Go and have fun.
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Wearing high heels doesn't help the blood flow through your leg effectively. Most would recommend that you wear low-heeled shoes ..one inch or less. However I don't think that occasional wearing of heels would cause a problem. Other things that contribute to varicose veins are standing for a long time and crossing your legs.