iwillwin1day
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I have all my veins vasodilated. I can see them easily as i have very low fat percentage. Anybody else have this? It's like empty veins which have lost its definition and fluid inside it?
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Vasodilation
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Very normal depending on your type of OI, I take vassocontriction drugs (midodrine) that made all the difference in the world on my cfs. There are natural remedies (as simple as a very cold shower), there are herbs (do not use coffee because it dilates also) and see if your symptoms get better. If so, then you can tell your electrophisiologyst (type of cardio that deals with OI) about it.
iwillwin1day
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Same here. I think collapsed vein is proper word to describe how my veins are. I also have varicose type veins before getting CFS/me. Then suddenly after getting sick one day. All my veins collapsed.
I have it too, and it's most visible on hot days. Today has been one of such days, the vasodilation in my hands and feet hurts a lot. Also when my veins pop up so does my dysautonomia. I absolutely need to lay down whenever that happens. Hot day = NON-functional!