What are the symptoms of lower limb thrombosis?
Disease description:
A few days ago, my right leg began to swell, and by this morning, I was unable to walk. I suspect it might be a blood clot, though I’m not certain—what I do know is that something is wrong with my body. Doctor, what are the symptoms of a lower limb blood clot?
Doctor's answer (2)
Dr. Xiong Nianfen
Hello, lower limb thrombosis can often lead to early pulmonary embolism, manifesting as chest tightness, shortness of breath, or palpitations; in severe cases, syncope may occur. These complications primarily result from reduced blood flow velocity. The most common and characteristic clinical presentation of lower limb thrombosis is sudden swelling of one limb. Patients frequently experience localized pain, which typically worsens with walking. In milder cases, patients may perceive a sensation of heaviness in the affected limb, especially when standing. We hope this information is helpful to you. Wishing you a pleasant and healthy life!
