is this a symptom of bad circulation?

[alsdkf]

Ever since I was in middle school, I have had what appears to be poor circulation. Regardless of my diet, activity level, level of sun exposure, weight, smoking habits etc, when I stand for more than 10 minutes or so, I get honeycomb vein patterns on my legs. It is REALLY unattractive. I have not worn a pair of shorts in public for almost 8 years now.

I attached a picture taken in normal light, although the discoloration is much easier to see if the brightness/contrast is altered to lower the midtones.
Again, although right now I am very pale and a bit overweight at the moment, I promise that the problem persists even when I am tan, and definitely even when I am exercising very regularly and at a healthy weight.

My mother has similar problems with her legs, and both of us bruise like tomatoes. While both my mom and I do also suffer from varicose and spider veins, this is NOT what my question is about. I am trying to determine the cause of (and hopefully treat) the all-over reddish honeycomb pattern. Has anyone heard or seen or experienced this? People have suggested endless remedies (getting more sun, changing diet to include more iron, wearing special circulation stocking things, exercising more, shaving in a different direction etc) but NOTHING has worked.

The ONLY consistent thing I have observed about it is that when I wake up in the morning (after lying in bed all night) my legs are  completely clear (except for some varicose veins, that is). This says to me there is a circulation issue.
PLEASE LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THINK

[alsdkf]

Thank you so much for your response. This is the first time I've ever posted a health question on a forum like this, and I'm really pleased to hear back from a professional so soon.
Although I have never (to my knowledge) had cellulitis or blood clots, I have been working to treat my keratosis pilaris for many years. While the skin never really crusts, cracks or oozes, it can be dry and itchy with the KP bumps.  
I also looked up images of venous eczema (very scary). I have never experienced anything like what was shown in the pictures, but I wonder if the images show extreme cases only....
Either way, thank you again for your input. I do intend to see a dermatologist, and when I do, I will be sure to mention your comments.

[Bhupinder Kaur, MD]

Hello,
I cannot confirm anything without examination but it can be venous eczema. It is due to valvular damage in leg veins and is due to past deep venous thrombosis (blood clot) or cellulitis (deep skin infection). The affected skin is red and scaly, itchy and may ooze, crust and crack. My advice would be to consult a dermatologist and get the diagnosis confirmed as treatment is diagnosis specific.

I hope it helps. Take care and please do keep me posted in case you have any additional doubts. Kind regards.