Inguinal Varicose Veins Symptoms

Everyone should be familiar with the term varicose veins. It refers to the situation where bulges appear on the meridians on the surface of the skin. It usually occurs when one is emotionally excited, nervous, or in some other situations. It can occur wherever there are meridians, and there are many reasons for its occurrence. Some of the reasons may not even be known to you. It may be some kind of disease. So what are the symptoms of varicose veins in the inguinal region?

Inguinal region pain is a common clinical symptom. The groin is a triangular area on both sides of the lower abdomen. Its medial boundary is the outer edge of the rectus abdominis muscle, its upper boundary is the horizontal line from the anterior superior iliac spine to the outer edge of the rectus abdominis muscle, and its lower boundary is the inguinal ligament. This area is relatively weak, and a variety of diseases can cause groin pain, the most common of which are inguinal lymphadenitis, gynecological diseases, varicocele, etc. Timely treatment can achieve better therapeutic effects.

Varicose veins are the most common disease of the venous system. The main reason for their formation is that the blood vessel wall is congenitally weak or the same posture is maintained for a long time with little change, and blood accumulates in the lower limbs. Over time, the venous valves are damaged and the venous pressure is too high, which is a symptom of blood vessels protruding from the skin surface. Varicose veins often occur in the lower limbs.

The main symptoms are that the surface blood vessels are varicose like earthworms, and the skin is obviously bulging and varicose in the form of clumps or nodules.

Varicose veins are the most common disease of the venous system.

1. The surface blood vessels are varicose like earthworms, and the skin is obviously bulging and varicose in the form of clumps or nodules. This is the most common symptom of varicose veins.

2. Symptoms of varicose veins include ascites, hepatosplenomegaly; patients with varicose veins may experience vomiting blood and black stools; extensive edema of both lower limbs and pain in the affected limbs, which is aggravated by movement, and sometimes pain when at rest, and worsens at night.

3. There are strange sensations in the limbs, cold limbs, hot flashes in the limbs, thinning and thickening of the affected limbs, and the skin of varicose veins patients has a series of symptoms such as tingling, itching, numbness, and burning sensation.

4. There is a sore and swollen feeling in the legs. Patients with varicose veins feel more severe at night and less severe in the morning. The skin has pigmentation and dark color. The skin has desquamation and itching, and there is edema in the feet and ankles. These symptoms of varicose veins are also relatively common.

5. There may be slight swelling in the ankles or knees in the evening;

6. Spasms and leg cramps, such as calf cramps while sleeping.

7. The symptoms of varicose veins do not change significantly in the early stages. Some patients with varicose veins often feel heaviness, swelling, pain, and fatigue in the affected limbs, which can be relieved after rest.

8. The superficial veins in the calves of patients with varicose veins gradually become bulging and dilated. The symptoms of varicose veins are sometimes curled into clumps or cysts, which are especially obvious after standing and disappear after raising the legs. We can feel these symptoms of varicose veins ourselves.

9. For patients with a long course of varicose veins, the symptoms include pigmentation, itching, and eczema on the skin of the lower leg and ankle. Some patients with varicose veins may develop thrombophlebitis. The symptoms of local varicose veins are redness, swelling, lumps and tenderness.