it's normal
It is highly possible that your veins will show. Before your period, hormones cause your breasts to swell which can lead to more pronounced veins.
malfunctioning valves in veins
Veins will appear blue. Don't confuse this with spider veins. They will often pop out on the hands and feet if you have been doing heavy lifting (hands and feet) or running or jumping a lot (feet). There is likely nothing wrong. If you don't like the blue veins around your breasts then get a tan.
No. Some women just have those. I've always had mine.
Veiny breasts is a sign of pregnancy yes. But some womens breast skin is finer than others and veins are more noticeable. If this is new for you and you have missed a period, yes you could be pregnant.
The blood pressure in the superficial veins is usually low, but if it rises and remains at a higher level over a period of time, the valves in the veins begin to fail and the veins dilate, or expand
Pulmonary veins. Arteries lead away from the heart.
You've had swollen and tender breasts for three months with very visible blue and red veins? Why have you not seen a doctor about it?
Yes, but it will be a little darker inside the veins.
Because of the massive boob-age that cannot be contained in the- nah I'm kidding. You're muscles have veins to bring support and to keep them operational. So the muscles in her upper torso area are probably pumping serious blood in order to carry or hold her breasts.
yes that is a symptom, nipples do become sorer and veins more noticable, though this could mean many things gte a test to fid out for sure, if you ar pregnant you will strart to notice the areola around your nipple to become a darker colour, hope everthing turns ot right for you
Sclerotherapy is a medical procedure used to treat varicose veins and spider veins. A sclerosing agent is injected directly into the affected veins, causing them to shrink, close off, and eventually be reabsorbed by the body. This leads to an improvement in the appearance of the veins and helps alleviate related symptoms.