International Journal of Homoeopathic Sciences

Introduction: Spider veins, or telangiectasias or thread veins, are prominent clusters of small, damaged blood vessels visible in the skin. They look like fine red, blue, or purple lines. Spider veins most often occur on the legs. Spider veins seldom result in health problems but sometimes become painful. Telangiectasias, however, are frequently a matter of appearance, and treatments are mainly aimed at making the person look better.
Case Summary: This article shows a case of spider veins on both lower limbs in a 70 year old female, responded commendably with individualised medicine Pulsatilla along with Calcarea Fluorica 6X and Hamamelis Mother Tincture. Photographic evidences are provided wherever necessary.