What do leg blood clots feel like?

Leg cramps ARE NOT normal with Venous blood clots / DVT. I do vascular ultrasound and would say that <15% of patients with a DVT note cramps as a symptom. Please,...symptoms or the way patients describe their symptoms are extremely subjective, therefore think about the sensation before using a ...

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Hi, It strongly depends on the clot's size and it's location therefor there is no specific answer (it can take seconds, minutes, or hours or even find it's way out without causing any damage / symptoms as well [if it was small enough]). Best regards,

I am guessing here. I think that there is little difference. The inverted should be a bit higher simply because of the dependent position that one assumes to do this exercise.

iv had this blood clot two weeks ,came back from holiday on the friday ,by the monday my leg was in so much pain .i have had a blood clot 5 years ago but that was in my lung (very painful) but was on warfrin then ,not asprin?? i dont smoke ,i eat healthy ,im not overwieght ,and i exercise so why me ...

It's a 'stent', and usually they are used to prevent clots from forming; also, once you have one it is not so good to have it removed as there is more danger from the surgery than the stent! Hope this helps. Best wishes And God bless you. tbaker367@aol.com