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Inherited Veins

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People inherit a variety of different traits from their parents and grandparents. Their genes provide part of the genetic code that you are formed with. But what about genetic traits that you do not want to inherit? Varicose veins, unfortunately, have been shown to be an inherited trait that typically develops between ages 30 to 50.


“Heredity plays a huge role in the development of varicose veins. Most people who have varicose veins inherited them from their parents or grandparents” says Dr. Reese, a vascular surgeon who recently answered a Q&A to News-Leader.


If your family has a history of varicose veins, you should be aware of the risk factors. Changes in your lifestyle may decrease your risk for varicose veins and may also help decrease symptoms.

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