I think this is it. Because I am a teenage girl and I have never done "it" before. My veins on my chest and arms are very prominent. And the ones in my breasts are beginning to be visible. I just got off my period.
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I have the same across my chest and down my left side ,I also gained 60 pounds going from a bout 160 to like 215 and my nipples and the fat around the area are sore in a 30 year old man any thought s
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I would like to know too. Mine are like they are drawn on too. My left side of arm and go across to my chest.
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I believe you are most def pregnant! you could be testing too early! try again in a couple of days with morning pee and if that doesnt work have a blood test done. best of luck!!
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i am a young female adult who recently started on birth control, ive noticed dark blue veins showing through my skin not like usual, on my pelvis chest and forearms. ive also experienced left leg pain and heart pain which i thought was heartburn but these symptoms also could lead to blood clotting which is common while taking birth control. what do i do or think?
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Sorry. That's devastating. How long had you had the IUD, maybe you were already pregnant...
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I am experiencing the same thing! Have you determined a cause? It's so alarming to see.
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Vascular thoractic outlet syndrome...his subclavian vein or artery is being compressed. Find someone skilled in TOS
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Are they pretty prominent? Might be dealing with a compressed vein in your thoracic outlet area. Look up TOS, thoracic outlet syndrome...you're most likely dealing with the venous type. Find someone who is skilled in that area...a vascular surgeon would need to run a few tests to determine if that's what you're dealing with. It will take time and effort on your part because it's not always an easy diagnosis.
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A lot of doctors won't agree if there's no swellimg involved, but I know otherwise. Prominent veins is a sign of some sort of obstruction.
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First, stop taking birth control (super bad for your health) and if the veins don't go away find out if you've developed small clots in your thoracic outlet area. You'll need to see a vascular surgeon or an orthopedist for evaluation.
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