How Varicose Veins Impact Pregnancy?

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Varicose Veins Impact Pregnancy Varicose vein development during pregnancy is a common occurrence for a number of reasons. First, a pregnant woman’s body produces extra blood to keep the baby healthy. This extra blood adds pressure to blood vessels, especially the ones in the legs that have to work extra hard to battle gravity and carry blood to the heart. Pelvic area veins are also under added duress due to the pressure that the uterus puts on the area late in a pregnancy.

There are, however, a few ways to help prevent varicose veins during pregnancy: Sleep on Your Left Side This can help keep your circulation strong and lessen the pressure on your main blood vessels.


Watch Your Weight Staying within the weight gain range that your doctor suggests for a healthy pregnancy can help you avoid this extra pressure. Wear Comfortable Clothes That Fit Wearing clothes that fit well and don’t cut off circulation is key. Get Some Exercise It’s important to keep blood flowing and maintain healthy circulation to avoid varicose veins. Taking a walk around the block even once a day will help with that circulation. About Us: At USA Vein Clinics, you will get treatment by one of their highly skilled and caring physicians who will develop a custom tailored vein treatment plan for you according to your diseases. USA Vein Clinics accepts most insurance providers and has full time insurance specialists available to discuss your coverage. Schedule your consultation today! Connect with us on social platforms:  https://www.facebook.com/usaveinclinics/  https://twitter.com/usaveinclinics  https://www.youtube.com/user/USAVeinClinic/videos  https://www.pinterest.com/usaveinclinics1/  https://plus.google.com/+Usaveinclinicsvaricoseveins/posts Website: https://www.usaveinclinics.com/ Phone: (888) 768-3467 To schedule your consultation online, Click here.


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