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Large bulging veins. are they normal. can i send a video clip of my hands?
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Hand veins: Enlarged hand veins are very common and there are many reasons for them including genetics, response to temperature changes, aging with loss of muscle tone making the veins more prominent and even hormonal changes. Large hand veins can easily be treated by an office procedure. I use a combination of endovenous laser for the larger veins and sclerotherapy for the smaller veins.
Answered 7/10/2020
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