Vein disease may produce no bothersome symptoms at all, especially in early stages. However, as the condition worsens, symptoms may progress.
These may include:
- Swelling or heaviness in legs
- Leg pain – Aching, cramping, burning or throbbing, especially after prolonged periods of sitting
- Visible varicose or spider veins, usually bluish or purplish in color
- Discoloration of skin
- Protrusion of enlarged veins with a cord or rope-like appearance
- Dry or weeping eczema
- Leg ulcers
- Restless legs
- Itching
