What Is Spider Nevi, and What Do They Indicate About Liver Health? - #15499
I recently came across the term spider nevi, and I was curious about what they are and what causes them. From what I understand, spider nevi (also called spider angiomas) are small, red, spider-like blood vessels that appear on the skin, but what exactly triggers them, and are they dangerous? I read that spider nevi are often linked to liver disease, hormonal changes, and certain vitamin deficiencies, but how do you differentiate between a harmless spider nevus and one that could be a sign of serious liver damage? Are there any other symptoms to watch out for? One thing that concerns me is whether spider nevi go away on their own or if they require treatment. What are the best ways to prevent and manage spider nevi naturally? Are there any Ayurvedic or natural treatments that help improve blood circulation and liver function? I’ve heard that Amla, Kutki, and Giloy are beneficial for liver detox and skin health—do these actually help reduce spider nevi? If anyone has had spider nevi, what was the underlying cause, and what treatments helped the most? Did lifestyle changes, herbal remedies, or medical treatments make the biggest difference?
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