Vericose Veins (yuck)

GymRat18 · 07-Apr-04, 11:15 AM

After working out for 3 years about last october 2003 I took V12 just to thrown in something like NO2 and creatine in for a little change, I had to trac before and other nitric oxide stuff but this stuff made me have vericose veins in my right leg, I am now noticably more vascular to this day, I don't know for sure if it was this stuff or if because both parents have vericsoe veins they don't look too nasty kinda bodybuilderish but is their anything I can do to fix this or is surgey when im in my 40's my only option lol ... also has anyone else had veins turn vericose after nitric oxide use?

p.s. im only 18 this sucks ass!

GymRat18 · 07-Apr-04, 11:16 AM

oh yea (they look kind of bodybuilderish) not parents the veins do .. kinda ronnie coleman style veins or something... = /

sorry had to clearify = P

synthetic1 · 09-Apr-04, 10:10 AM

well one NO2 does claim that the product gives improved vascularity, so that may be it...the genes simply may have helped it along though

sin18 · 11-Apr-04, 12:17 AM

is that when veins become extreamly apparent even when not flexing? or is that like when a somewhat already apparent vein gets the little budded effect that sometimes happens in viens?

GymRat18 · 11-Apr-04, 10:19 AM

its when the veins look swollen, its like they buldge out ... its not very attractive....

**GoCubs** · 13-Apr-04, 10:58 AM

I'm 26 and have had one nasty vein for a number of years. I recently had it injected and it's no longer an issue. Depending on your situation, they can inject the vein with a substance that will cause the vein to close and no longer stick out. No surgery required, just a lot of needle poking and you have to tightly wrap your leg for a couple weeks (no leg lifting either). Unless the vein is causing pain, your insurance will not pay for it.