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Since about 2months the veins all over my body have started to become extremely more visible & thick. could there be any danger to visit a thermal spa?
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No spa danger: Veins can enlarge and shrink for many reasons most commonly levels of hydration, genetics, aging, sun exposure, temperature changes and even skin color being more prominent in fair skinned people What you are experiencing is a normal variation but you probably should see a vein specialist for a full venous evaluation so that they could examine you and answer all of your questions. Ok to go to spa.
Answered 1/19/2018
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