The symptoms of varicose veins on the back of the hand are like this

Varicose veins are a relatively common disease, which often appear on the legs and feet, and sometimes on the back of the hands. So what symptoms should be used to diagnose varicose veins on the back of the hand? Most people don't know much about this. In fact, there are many symptoms of varicose veins on the back of the hand. The most common one is that the surface blood vessels protrude and varicose like earthworms.

1. Symptoms of varicose veins on the back of the hand

1. The surface blood vessels are varicose like earthworms, and the skin is obviously bulging and varicose in the form of clumps or nodules. This is the most common symptom of varicose veins.

2. There are strange sensations in the limbs, cold limbs, hot flashes in the limbs, and varicose veins. The affected limbs of patients become thinner or thicker. The skin has a tingling sensation, itching, numbness, burning sensation and other symptoms of varicose veins.

3. The symptoms of varicose veins do not change significantly in the early stage. Some patients with varicose veins often feel heaviness, pain, and fatigue in the affected limbs, which can be relieved after rest.

2. The hazards of varicose veins

Edema: It is a specific manifestation of the harmfulness of varicose veins. Because the veins cannot flow smoothly, blood accumulates together, causing edema on the skin surface.

Bleeding on the legs: It is a more serious consequence of varicose veins. Due to the accumulation of blood, the veins cannot flow smoothly. Over time, edema and blood clots will become obvious. If the venous valves are damaged and the venous blood pressure is too high, the valves will rupture and bleeding will occur, causing unbearable pain for the patients.

If ulcers occur: This is obviously due to varicose veins that have been suffered for quite a long time. If it is not treated for a long time, the pigmentation on the skin surface will become dull, heavy, and stiff. If you do not pay attention to hygiene and have infectious diseases such as eczema, you will have ulcers and should be treated in time.

Venous thrombosis: indicates that it can harm other parts of the body. If some people cannot treat the above three symptoms well, it will lead to the formation of venous thrombosis, which usually manifests as unbearable local pain, skin swelling, and affecting normal walking.