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The vains in my wrist appear more visibly and begin to hurt.
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Unusual - evaluate: Veins do not usually hurt unless the are obstructed or part of a bigger problem like CRPS Early treatment or recognition may make a difference Could also be nothing to worry about -need to be evaluated by a physician
Answered 2/28/2015
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