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Fluttering in my calf last night havent had new varicose veins since pregnant am i about to pop out another one
A 37-year-old member asked:
Dr. Christopher Bulger answered
23 years experience Vascular Surgery
Possibly: Restlessness, especially at the end of the day may be a sign of untreated venous insufficiency.
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Not necessarily: As dr. Bulger said, the sensation in your calf last night could simply be from the varicose veins you already have. It could very well be that it isn ... Read More
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Dr. M. Hytham Beck answered
43 years experience General Surgery
Burst vein: It is possible that your varicose vein made some small capillary vein fragile and burst open, and curse the discoloration, that the body eventually ab ... Read More
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Dr. John Landi answered
47 years experience Phlebology
Bleeding V V: Sounds as if you may have had an area of the vein that may have bled under the skin leading to the formation of a "black and blue" mark which is simil ... Read More
A 27-year-old female asked:
Dr. Michael Dugan answered
Specializes in Hematology
No and yes: New pain would be worrisome for new clot. Unfortunately, the vein valves can be damaged after a clot, and varicose veins and/or chronic swelling can h ... Read More
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Dr. Scott Grover answered
26 years experience General Surgery
Maybe: This could be due to the DVT or because of worsening of the dvt. I recommend you call your dr and get evaluated. You may need another ultrasound and ... Read More
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Dr. Albert Malvehy answered
21 years experience Phlebology
Common not normal : Having superficial varicose veins develop after a DVT is common. But that doesn't mean you shouldn't treat them and try to prevent post-thrombotic syn ... Read More
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A 23-year-old female asked:
Dr. Mak Yousefpour answered
18 years experience Podiatry
It may: Alcohol consumption leads to dehydration which may lead to water retention in the body and hence swelling of the feet and ankle. Not sure how much bee ... Read More
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A male asked:
Dr. Peter Ihle answered
54 years experience Orthopedic Surgery
You have to beware-: -of the fact that deep veins are patent, otherwise you could be in bigger trouble. You need at least an ultrasound of the deep veins of your legs befo ... Read More
A 32-year-old female asked:
Dr. Norman Chideckel answered
42 years experience Vascular Surgery
Vein: this most likely represents a superficial vein thrombosis. This should be evaluated as soon as possible to determine if this is a localized issue, or ... Read More
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A 37-year-old member asked:
Dr. James Isobe answered
54 years experience Phlebology
Until VV fixed: Muscle cramping is often a common symptom of venous insufficiency, and when this is corrected, the cramping often lets up within days/weeks. See www. ... Read More
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A 31-year-old female asked:
Dr. Susanne Gee answered
26 years experience Dermatology
Yes: Spider veins and varicose veins on the legs can be caused by genetics, inactivity, and injury. When the blood can't flow properly, it pools in the le ... Read More
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A 32-year-old female asked:
Dr. Robert Uyeda answered
45 years experience General Surgery
Yes and probably not: Sounds like superficial venous thrombphlebitis, which can spread to become deep venous thrombophlebitis, a condition which can cause pulmonary embolis ... Read More
A 59-year-old male asked:
Dr. Edgar Mendizabal answered
55 years experience Internal Medicine
Deep vein thrombosis: Very likely, a clot in your main vein behind the knee. Get a doppler study. Less frequently, a bakers cyst that riptured, same test diagnostic.
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