What is another word for Venae Palpebrales?
Pronunciation: [vˈɛniː pˈalpɪbɹˌe͡ɪlz] (IPA) 
Venae Palpebrales is a medical term used to describe the veins that are present in the eyelids. Synonyms for this term include eyelid veins, orbicularis veins, lacrimal veins, and lateral palpebral veins. These veins are responsible for draining the blood from the eyelids and returning it to the heart via the facial or ophthalmic veins. The venae palpebrales can sometimes become enlarged, leading to the appearance of dark circles or bags under the eyes. This condition is common in individuals who suffer from allergies, fatigue, dehydration, or aging. Treatment options for enlarged venae palpebrales include improving sleep habits, managing allergies, and using topical creams to reduce inflammation.
