What should I do if I have lower limb venous thrombosis, leg swelling, and nosebleeds?
Disease description:
I was previously found to have lower limb venous thrombosis during a health checkup, and sometimes my foot swells. Today I also developed nosebleeds. What should I do about lower limb venous thrombosis, leg edema, and nosebleeds?
Doctor's answer (1)
Dr. Wang Mingxuan
Lower limb venous thrombosis with leg swelling and nosebleeds can be treated through medications and other methods. If lower limb venous thrombosis is accompanied by nosebleeds, anticoagulant drugs should be administered promptly, such as unfractionated heparin, low molecular weight heparin, vitamin K antagonists, or direct factor Xa inhibitors. If symptoms are not severe, lifelong medication such as urokinase may be used under a doctor's guidance. For patients with significant clinical manifestations, surgical intervention may be considered. During this period, adequate rest and sufficient sleep are essential.
