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What are the risks of chronic venous insufficiency?
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Cvi risks: Chronic venous insufficiency risks are symptomatic, like pain and throbbing, or physical, like swelling, inflammation, dermatitis, pigmentation, and ulceration. Also, enlarged varicosities can encourage clot formation through stasis of blood flow.
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