Typically no: There is no large subcutaneous vein in the palm of the hand so it is very unusual location for varicose veins.
Answered 4/25/2017
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Yes: Unusual, but this may occur after trauma and those with arterio-venous malformation. Those who are prone to the development of vv in the legs, and who have prominent arm veins do not usually have vv in the palmar area.
Answered 5/30/2019
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Swollen hand veins.: Hand veins can swell for many reasons but the most common is certainly hereditary . Other factors would be level of hydration, aging, sun exposure and loss of elasticity and volume. Actually, I am amazed at the amount of women that i see with bulging hand veins. They can be easily treated with laser or sclerotherapy and usually a combination of both.
Answered 12/30/2016
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