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Since about 2-3 months all my veins have started to get thicker all over my body. esp.the ones on my fingers/back of hands are sometimes itchy. cause?
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Thick veins: Many people have prominent veins. If very concerned talk it over with your dr please.
Answered 2/24/2018
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