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Half of Dominicans could suffer from varicose veins, warns specialist

Santo Domingo.- Varicose veins affect nearly half of the Dominican population, particularly women, due to hormonal, hereditary, and pregnancy-related factors. Once treated through invasive surgeries, this vascular condition is now managed with minimally invasive outpatient techniques that offer faster recovery and better cosmetic results. Former president of the International Unio... Read more

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