Purple capillaries on female legs

If the capillaries on the legs turn purple, you need to pay attention to check whether there are local capillary dilation, varicose veins and other reasons. If such a situation occurs, if pain occurs, it is recommended to actively conduct an ultrasound examination. Considering that it is still caused by venous thrombosis or varicose veins, it is necessary to conduct an examination in the early stage, stretch the lower limbs, and actively promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis. So why do the capillaries on women’s legs turn purple?

The capillaries on the legs turn purple, which is common in middle-aged and elderly women. Due to the growth hormone, the fat layer of the subcutaneous tissue becomes soft, the capillaries are easily seen on the skin, and the capillaries are easily enlarged. In such a case, you don't need to worry about the physiological purple discoloration of blood vessels, but some women are more concerned about the color of the capillaries and affect the appearance. You can go to the hospital to see a doctor. In severe purple areas, you can inject vascular sealants to seal this section of the capillaries. It will not turn purple in the later stage. In addition, purple discoloration of capillaries on the legs is also common in some physiological conditions, such as blood diseases.

In such a situation, you must go to the hospital for treatment, rather than just looking at the capillaries. Therefore, the purple capillaries on the legs may be a normal physiological condition or a pathological condition. You must make a correct judgment based on your own condition.

If the capillaries on the legs turn purple, it is probably due to partial capillary blockage. In rare cases, it may be due to varicose veins caused by standing for a long time. In fact, you need to go to the hospital for examination. You can also take some blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing drugs in moderation. Please follow the doctor's advice when taking the medicine, and also see the part about appropriate hot compresses. You should temporarily avoid standing for long periods of time during this period.

Pay attention to rest on a daily basis, avoid standing for long periods of time or strenuous activities, keep your lower limbs as high as possible when going to bed at night, and wash your feet with warm water every day. It is best to go to the hospital outpatient department for a lower limb ultrasound examination.