*Swelling of the feet towards the evening; this swelling subsides with rest, the legs become easily fatigued and subject to cramps; there is telangiectases and pigmentation of the skin of the lower parts of the legs and ankles. *Varicosities becomes visible, these tend to fill up when the patient stands and disappear when he is in a recumbent position,particularly if the legs are raised. 1.Varicose eczmea. 2.Varicose ulcer. 3.Thrombophelbitis. It implies a slow or static venous circulation in the lower extremities due to venous varicosities produced by the incompetence of venous valves and intravenous pressure.

*Correction of causes. *Prevention of stasis by avoiding standing for long hours, raising the feet while sitting or laying down,wearing elastic stockings or crepe or elastoplast bandages. *Surgical correction. I adv the consult homoeo Doctor. Thanks.16.12.2016.