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It is safe to remove normal blue veins on legs. i have lots you can see the network. i have had a doppler ultrasound and apparently do not have reflux?
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Answer: I my medical experience the best treatment for vericosevceins is laser treatment. There are other treatments but the laser seems to work the best and leaves no scaring in my experience care back is the expense
Answered 7/21/2015
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