At present, varicose veins and thrombophlebitis are common and frequent diseases all over the world, many people suffer from these diseases, so the question instinctively arises: "Where and why does a blood clot appear?"
It has been proven that the walls of blood vessels and human blood cells have negatively charged particles, and everything that enters the body from the outside - viruses, microbes, toxins - is mostly positively charged. Based on the laws of physics, it can be argued that oppositely charged particles attract. This leads to gluing of blood cells and the appearance of a blood clot in the veins. Treatment of thrombophlebitis is based on the removal of positively charged particles and their removal from the body.
Inflammation of your veins, swollen legs are the first symptoms of blood clots. Usually, blood clots appear in the saphenous veins, but there are cases when thrombophlebitis also forms in the internal deep veins. Such a case is more dangerous and proceeds without any signs.
If you have identified signs of thrombophlebitis, you should immediately seek help from specialists to prescribe the righttreatment.
To identify the symptoms of blood clots, follow these instructions:
1. Carry out an inspection. Attention should be paid to your limbs, to a greater extent - to the legs, since blood clots are usually detected in the lower parts of the body. Blood clots symptoms:
- redness;
- itchy pain;
- hardening of the skin in areas near the vein.
Acute thrombosis can cause swelling, blue veins, fever, fever, malaise and increased weakness.
2. Consult with a specialist phlebologist for the presence of varicose veins. With a timely visit to a medical institution, the doctor will immediately see the symptoms of blood clots that have appeared and can detect this disease at the very initial stage of the development of the disease. After examination by a specialist, a treatment is prescribed that can prevent the formation of thrombophlebitis through special testing (one of these tests is the Homans sign - pain when bending the feet)
3. Make a coagulogram, ultrasound and modern phlebography and plethysmography. Also, the phlebologist may prescribe additional examinations. These procedures can find not only the formation of a blood clot, but even the smallest changes in the vessels, which can subsequently cause severe harm to your body.
When a diagnosis of "vascular thrombosis" is detected, do not postpone its treatment "for later" and do not neglect your he alth, as the disease can progress. A blood clot that forms can travel up the bodya person, which will lead to severe complications, deterioration of physical condition and even death. Such diseases that threaten human he alth are pulmonary embolism and blood poisoning - sepsis. Therefore, strictly follow the recommendations of doctors, follow the instructions correctly and follow the regimen. The more time is lost, the more intensive and difficult the treatment will be required.
