There are several things that could cause this problem. The most probable is the most easily resolved. If this is "trapped blood", then a quick and virtually painless extraction would immediately resolve this issue. This can be done on a walk in basis and is done at no charge to our patients.

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No they are not. You probably have a knee problem.

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Not enough info to answer your question. You should see a doctor to determine what is causing this pain.

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Swelling localized to the knee is most likely secondary to a problem with the knee joint not your veins.

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Varicose veins may cause pain, tenderness and swelling. A complete evaluation by a vascular surgeon may better define the leg problem.

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It is very difficult to say based on the information provided. Knee pain can be caused by vein issues, but it can just as easily be due to knee issues itself like ligament tears and cysts and so on. A physical exam is required to help clarify your question.

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There can be many causes of knee swelling and pain. It is recommended that you see a doctor to be assessed for the cause of your symptoms.

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Spider veins should not cause knee pain. You should see a vein specialist for a venous evaluation and that person can then decide if your veins are contributing to your problem or something else.

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No, usually spider veins will only cause some itching if anything. They by themselves are cosmetic. However, you may have an underlying venous disease which needs to be evaluated by an ultrasound at a qualified vein center. Your swelling in your knee may also be unrelated to venous disease.

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If your knee is swollen It is probably a knee problem and you should see your physician

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Not likely

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