برودة اليدين والقدمين ناقوس خطر مبكر

A recent medical study from Chung Shan University in Taiwan revealed a close relationship between cold extremities and an increased likelihood of developing varicose veins. The study indicated that individuals who suffer from persistent coldness in their hands and feet are 50% more likely to develop varicose veins, with the percentage rising to 90% for those who experience severe coldness. Additionally, the risk increases by more than 600% when coldness is accompanied by a feeling of heaviness in the legs. Researchers recommended paying attention to these early symptoms and consulting a doctor if they persist, especially for women, the elderly, and those who work long hours on their feet. The importance of the study lies in highlighting seemingly minor symptoms that may appear non-concerning but carry early signals of chronic health issues in the venous system.