Patients with varicose veins present with itchy skin on the legs, which is a sign of localized skin ischemia and hypoxia. Because varicose veins first appear as local skin pigmentation and then as bruises, patients commonly experience itching and pain, which can also induce local eczema formation or even recurrent exudates. Varicose veins should be treated early. In some patients, local symptoms are aggravated by trauma or inflammation, and the tortuous vessels can be excised and ligated at a high level. The local hygiene of the lower extremities should be paid attention to, avoiding adverse external stimuli including the effects of cold or excessive heat. There are also appropriate sports and exercise, which can also improve local blood circulation and relieve the patient’s discomfort. Acute inflammation period can be oral anti-inflammatory drugs, if necessary, can also be applied externally magnesium sulfate treatment.