them. Genetics, exercise, warm weather, and mild dehydration can also temporarily increase vein visibility. These variations are normal and are not considered signs of illness on their own.
Kidney disease affects the body differently. The kidneys help filter waste, control fluid balance, regulate blood pressure, and maintain healthy minerals in the
bloodstream. When kidney function declines, symptoms usually include swelling in the hands, feet, or around the eyes, fatigue, nausea, high blood pressure, or foamy urine. When fluid builds up in the body due to kidney problems, veins often become less visible rather than more prominent.
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