Varicose veins in pregnant women generally occur due to the influence of pregnancy hormones, the uterus is getting bigger, and an increase in the amount of blood in the body when pregnant. The good news, there are natural ways to deal with varicose complaints. Varicose veins in pregnant women generally occur in the legs, in the vaginal area or also called vaginal varicose veins, and around the buttocks and anus called hemorrhoids or hemorrhoids. Varicose veins are a condition in which the blood vessels closest to the surface of the skin experience widening and swelling. Varicose veins cause blood vessels to become blue or purple and bulge out. Its squiggly shape resembles a knot or rope with varying sizes, can look terrible and interfere with appearance. Varicose veins in pregnant women also cause some discomfort, including heavy and sore feet, skin around the varicose veins feels itchy, throbbing, and feels sore. These symptoms tend to get worse in the afternoon until the evening,