varicous veins while being pregnate
Posted by: jen2973
17th Mar 2012 01:09pm
im currently 25wks pregnate and 2weeks ago have deloveped these huge veins in my right leg seeking information or ideas on creams or remedys to help reduce these ugly veins anybody
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zee2308
Varicose veins develop or are aggravated in pregnancy because the growing uterus puts pressure on the pelvic veins,
Varicose veins often improve within three to four months after giving birth, though sometimes it takes even longer, and sometimes they don't improve much at all after you've given birth. (This is more likely if you've had multiple pregnancies.)
During this time, it's a good idea to continue to wear support hose, exercise regularly, avoid prolonged sitting or standing, and elevate your legs whenever possible.
Check out compression tights that are pregnancy specific designed.