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Was sind Krampfadern oder Varizen? Warum sie entstehen, wie sie sich manifestieren und wie sie geheilt werden
Die häufigsten Symptome
- Muskelschmerzen
- Malaise
- Gefühl von schweren Beinen
- Gliederschmerzen
- Beinschmerzen
- Hyperpigmentierung
- Ausschlag
- Blutungen
- Blaues Leder
- Befeuchtung der Haut
- Muskelsteifheit
- Anschwellen der Gliedmaßen
- Die Insel
- Kribbeln
- Muskelschwäche
- Muskelkrämpfe
- Juckende Haut
- Ermüdung
- Gerötete Haut
Weitere Symptome anzeigen ᐯ
Behandlung, Medikamente, Operation? Was tun bei Krampfadern und wie kann man sie entfernen?
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Andere Namen
Varizen, Varizen der unteren Extremitäten, chronische Veneninsuffizienz