Red blood on the thigh

Legs are important organs of the human body. We need to use our legs every day when walking, sitting and lying down. This causes our legs to be very tired. If we are not careful, the capillaries in the legs may dilate. What we observe with the naked eye is that there will be many red blood streaks on the thighs. So what should we do with the red blood streaks on the thighs? Let’s take a closer look at it with the editor today.

Capillary dilation. This is commonly known as red blood streaks.

Telangiectasia: It refers to the filamentous, star-shaped or spider-web-like changes of these blood vessels on the surface of the skin or mucous membranes.

Note the following points:

1. Pay attention to massage the red blood area frequently to promote blood circulation and enhance the elasticity of capillaries;

2. Try not to use cosmetics containing heavy metals; wash your face with cold water frequently to exercise your skin and enhance its tolerance;

3. Try to avoid sudden cold or hot environments to avoid worsening of red blood streaks;

4. Be cautious when performing cosmetic surgeries involving exfoliation.

5. People with sensitive skin should try skin care products first and then use them if they are not allergic. Wash your face less often every day.

6. Pay attention to a balanced diet, take in enough calcium, protein, B vitamins and vitamin C, drink more water and fruit juice, and eat less spicy food.

7. Avoid applying makeup too often to allow your skin to get enough rest.

Prevention: Avoid all factors that may trigger and aggravate bleeding. Avoid using drugs that may increase blood volume, increase blood pressure, dilate blood vessels and trigger bleeding.