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Deep vein thrombosis. please help....? |
I'm only 15 years old but recently (past couple months) the back of the calf has hurt right on a vein which had been blue and more noticable then normal. now it went away but its starting to hurt again after about a month of it not hurting. it started during cheer season when I stood for about 4 hours every Friday. I read some the sypthoms and it says things like that but talks about going to the docters immedatily and ive been fine. it doesnt talk about shortness of breath and chest pain and I have none, same with a warm feeling. I also have asthma so I wouldnt know. Im worried about treatment and how serious this condition could be. when the veinused to be stuck up I woke up one time with extreme pain but when waked it felt better. am I too young for this? I do consume alot of salt. please provide me with detail info witamount of time and stuff! thanks so much! Go to the dr and get it checked out. NOW START DRINKING ALOT of water and keep drinking alot of water. NO sodas. People that drink alot of water have alot less problems with craming of the legs, toes and feet. |
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