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I can see my veins so blue all over my body and this just happened all of the sudden. why do you think it is? also feeling breathing shallow. thanks
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Veins: Veins becoming more prominent might indicate a change in the pressure of the venous circulation. Together with breathing symptoms, it suggests a checkup is needed. For a personalized consultation consider seeing your doctor and/or getting a thorough review here on HealthTap.
Answered 8/26/2016
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