Can you fly if you have varicose veins?

Sure: Depending on severity and cause of the varicose veins you may develop more swelling and discomfort after long travel . So put on the compression stockings, stay hydrated well , avoid sitting for long time and try to move you legs/feet and walk every one-two hours to decrease swelling and decrease chance of dvt.

Yes: Varicose veins occur because of venous reflux, and flying with prolonged sitting can result in swelling of the legs, and there is a risk for development of blood clots. Using 20-30 mm mercury compression hose, thigh length can help cut down on swelling. Use calf muscle pump exercises, taking baby asa, hydration, getting up and walking around are ways to avoid blood clots.

Sure: But it is important to follow the instructions of drs. Halimah and isobe. Always wear at least 20-30 mm hg graduated compression stockings (especially if your flight is longer than 2 hours). Knee high is good enough. Don't get dehydrated: avoid alcohol and drink lots of fluids otherwise. Move around as much as you can. Having an aisle seat helps with this.

Flying and VV: You can fly if you have varicose veins but you should take some extra precautions including staying well hydrated, wearing knee length support hose, not drinking alcohol on the plane, getting up every 2 hours and moving your ankles up and down every 2 hours. I also recommend taking an adult aspirin the night before the flight.

Flying: Yes but would recommend use of support or compression hose as airplane travel can cause venous thrombosis in a small percentage of people