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  • What is venous disease?
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What is venous disease?
Varicose veins don't hurt or itch—they're just unsightly. Do they need treatment?

Yes! Varicose veins are a clear sign of chronic venous insufficiency (CVI), meaning the “blood return pump” in your legs—the venous valves—has been damaged. Initially, they may appear as spider-like fine threads or twisted “worm-like veins.” However, without intervention, the condition will progressively worsen, potentially leading to leg heaviness, pain, itching, skin pigmentation, and even blood clots or non-healing ulcers. It is a clear health warning, not merely a cosmetic issue.

Who is at high risk for varicose veins? Do I need prevention?
What changes can I expect after wearing compression stockings?