Varicose veins with red blood on the legs can usually be improved from lifestyle habits. If the symptoms of varicose veins in the lower limbs continue to worsen, they can be treated by compression therapy, medication, sclerotherapy and surgery. Varicose veins with red blood on legs belong to mild varicose veins of lower limbs, which can be improved from living habits, avoiding standing for long time and weight-bearing exercise in daily life, and using medical compression stockings, elastic bandages, etc. to avoid blood stagnation in the veins of lower limbs. If the symptoms of varicose veins in the lower limbs continue to worsen, with symptoms of lower limb pain, fatigue, edema of the ankle joints and lower limbs, and hyperpigmentation in the boot area, then the patient should be treated with drugs such as Diosmin, Stanozolol, or sclerosants such as polyguinol. Severe cases can also be treated with surgery such as high vein ligation and varicose vein stripping. If you are diagnosed with varicose veins of the lower extremities, follow your doctor’s instructions.