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Varicose Veins can be treated by using circulation enhancing socks, and magnets designed to improve blood flow. Also moving around, and not restricting blood flow area aslo simple tips to try and prevent veins and clots.

Hepatic portal system (vein)

The capillaries

When selecting a site for venipuncture, it is best to start with the veins running through the antecubital area. First, locating the Median Antecubital Vein, Cephalic Vein, and Basilic Vein. If unsuccessful with venipuncture, then approaching the dorsum of the hand, and lastly the dorsum of the foot.

Inferior Epigastric Veins

Well veins are always good.. You always need them to have blood move around your body

but if you mean.. "Is it alright if the veins are popping out or big when you workout?" then

the answer is yes its normal to have them popping out during workouts... When you workout your arms blood goes there and the veins get bigger to deliver the blood faster to your arms..

i hope this helps

The "typical" artery carries oxygenated blood while the typical vein carries deoxygenated blood carrying carbon dioxide from the cells.

However, the pulmonary arteries and veins connect the heart to the lungs, and their contents are the reverse. The pulmonary arteries carry blood that has returned to the right side of the heart, taking it from the right venticle to the lungs. So these arteries contain "venous" blood.

The blood travels back, from the lungs to the left side of the heart, in the pulmonary veins. Here, the blood is "arterial" blood that already has oxygen, and which is then pumped out to the body.

It means that the walls of those veins are thinning and your blood pressure is rising. It could be a sign of a serious condition and you should go seek advice from your health care professional.

Mostly this disease pass from generation to generation, but it is also possibility for new person affected.

Eustation tubes which drain into the back of the esophagus.

The pulmonary artery (which takes blood from the hear to the lungs to be recharged with oxygen).

Inflamation

Yes you can. It is very dangerous because of the binders and fillers in the pill, but I have a friend who does it and says it makes him feel like a tired blob. Apparently he enjoys it, but is now in the hospial from a blood infection from IV use and may die, so I highly advise against it.

right-sided heart failure, when the right ventricle is hypertrophied or dilated which is secondary to pulmonary hypertension (usu. d/t pulmonary embolism in acute cor pulmonale, but d/t COPD in chronic cor pulmonale)

The blood in veins is deoxygenated (meaning that the oxygen has already been used throughout the body and is returning to the heart, then the lungs, so that the hemoglobin can be replenished with oxygen); whereas, the arteries carry oxygenated blood throughout the body. In summary, the veins carry LESS oxygenated blood than the arteries. HOWEVER, there are two situations where this is not true. This concept is reversed in fetal circulation AND in cardiac collateral circulation; therefore, a tip is to think of blood not in terms of oxygenated or deoxygenated but rather in terms of which way the blood flows from the heart. If blood flows from the heart to the body it is carried by and artery, conversely if it blood is carried from the body back to the heart by the body's veins.

Surgical stripping of varicose veins is successful for most patients. Most do not develop new, large varicose veins following surgery. Surgery does not decrease a person's tendency to develop varicose veins.

They both carry blood in them, but veins take blood to the heart, artiries take blood from the heart, usually!

every part of the body

It's called the mother lode. eD

blood pressure

I believe there's 3, 2 veins and 1 artery

The vena cava is the biggest artery in the body that is attached to the heart, so i would say the cardiovascular system.