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loobie | 16:28 Tue 10th Jan 2006 | Body & Soul
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Does anybody know what the pain feels like if you have a blood colt in the leg. I have this pain just above the knee which is fine when sitting but bad when walking. Think it's possible my muscle but am always paranoid about DVT as I have been on the pill for six years. Nothing hurts when I push down on it.


Anyone that can give me any info before I go panicking to my doctor would be very helpful!!

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Sorry I meant clot!!!!
Please don't panic. DVT as far as I am aware usually develops in the calf and is very, very painful. However, please see your doctor because any pain that continues should be investigated. Pains around the knee area can indicate all manner of things, but I bet it's nothing serious.
I developed DVT in my right calf after undergoing traction for a dislocated hip.
It was a strange sort of pain, sort of ache come throb. It must have been quite small as it eventually receded on its own after about a year. At least I think it has.
You can take medication to help the clot dissolve. The elderly are by far more prone to this condition. For your peace of mind, see the Doctor.

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