Pregnancy varicose veins vagina

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Varicose veins are the large, swollen blood vessels found predominantly in the legs, but that can show up almost anywhere in the lower half of your body — even your rectum or vulva. Varicose veins can develop anytime during your pregnancy, but they tend to get larger and more pronounced as you get bigger. The extra volume of blood you produce during pregnancy is essential to support two growing bodies. It does, however, put extra pressure on your blood vessels — especially the veins in your legs, which have to work against gravity to push all that extra blood back up to your heart. There are some tricks you can try that may help minimize any varicose veins that make an appearance while you're expecting, or at least keep them under control. And remember, not all women experience this symptom, so you may be one of the lucky ones.

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Vaginal Varicose Veins During Pregnancy: Causes And Treatment

Varicose Veins During Pregnancy

I would speak to a doc about the itching and sores though, as they may be able to prescribe something. Pregnancy is such a magical time! I recommend NOT crossing your legs when sitting Do not do it! Sleep on your side with a pillow between your legs. I spoke to my midwife this week and she said, not to worry at the moment and as I get closer to my due date she can have a look and see if I can deliver naturally or not. Pregnancy does some wonderful things to your body.

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Varicose veins during pregnancy

Varicose veins do tend to improve once your pregnancy is over, generally within three to four months after you give birth, though sometimes it takes longer. However, you're less likely to see them shrink as much if you had varicose veins before pregnancy, have had multiple pregnancies, have a family history of varicose veins, are overweight, or tend to stand for long periods. You may also have developed spider veins during pregnancy. These tiny vessels near the surface of the skin most often appear on the ankles, legs, or face. They're called spider veins because they often have a spider- or sunburst-like pattern with little branches radiating out from the center though sometimes they may look more like the branches of a tree or separate thin lines with no particular pattern.

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