Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) is a serious condition that occurs when a blood clot builds up in a vein deep within a muscle and blocks the normal flow of blood.
Enlarged feet or ankle
In one side
With redness
or Swelling in lower leg
One side
With redness
common
Pain in lower leg
Rapidly developing
In one side
or Pain in ankle region without achilles tendon
Rapidly developing
In one ankle
or Feet pain
Rapidly developing
In one foot
or Pain in the leg above the knee
Rapidly developing
In one thigh
common
Leg hurts when touched
In one leg
common
A burning feeling in legs or feet
common
Darkening of skin in lower leg or foot
Recent pelvic or lower abdominal surgery
or Recent pelvic injury or trauma
Recent injury or trauma in thigh
or Recent injury or trauma in lower leg without ankle and feet
Pregnant
or Use of estrogen hormone medication
Blood clotting disorder
Overweight or obese
History of deep vein thrombosis
Brain cancer
or Kidney cancer
or Pancreatic cancer
or Colon cancer
or Lung cancer
or Liver cancer
Prolonged immobilization
History of heart attack
or History of stroke
or Heart failure
If you have Deep Vein Thrombosis, then visit a cardiologist as soon as possible.
Contact a
Cardiologist