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Vascular Surgery |
Anal/vaginal veins?12/29/2003 |
Is it possible to have varicose veins in the anal/vaginal area? Slightly swollen, burning, throbbing symptoms. No open area. Just uncomfortable, burning.
Varicose veins in the anal area are called external hemorrhoids. There can be `varicose veins` in the vaginal area which may develop during or after pregnancy. Treatment of both of these is often the use of warm Sitz baths (soaking in a small tub of water) to help relieve swelling and itching. Topical aids for hemorrhoids can also be used.
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Amy B Reed, MD No longer associated |
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