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For the last few months, i have been randomly popping veins/blood vessels in my feet and sometimes hands. i am feeling more fatigued than usual. the popping of veins in my feet causes problems with walking due to pain. what could this be a symptom of?
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Popping veins is not normal under any circumstance. See your primary care doctor
Answered 8/24/2022
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