Over the last few months, i've noticed
that the veins in my hands seem *much*
more prominent when my hands are lowered
(and of course, they disappear when my
hands are raised). I literally looked in
the mirror one day and said, "my god, I
have old-man hands!"
i never really noticed this before, so I
can't say they weren't like this
previously.
I know this is nothing to worry about, but
i'm wondering if it really did just start
to develop or I just didn't notice.
However, is there anything that would
cause the veins to "suddenly" start
bulging out more?
I've also had issues with my hands feeling
a bit more sore occasionally. Could this
be related?
Sorry if the category is inapproriate, but
I couldn't find a better one.
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vthomas
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 14 May 2008 Posts: 1
Bulging veins Posted: 05-14-08 13:16pm
I am having the same issue. Does anybody
have any answers. I am 38 and started
taking some BP medications
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jneau
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 04 Mar 2004 Posts: 5
Posted: 05-14-08 13:25pm
Wow, that's a flash from the past...but
figured I'd follow up.
I'm normal. What I was experiencing is
completely normal. I was just going
through a period where I was extremely
paranoid about everything going on with me
due to some palpatations I was
experiencing (palpatations will make you
VERY aware of your body )
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