What Is Thrombophlebitis?

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7. When Should I See a Doctor for Thrombophlebitis?

It’s not always easy to determine when it’s time to see your doctor for leg pain. However, if you have a vein that’s visibly swollen, tender, and red, you should immediately call your doctor to make an appointment as soon as possible.

A trip to your local emergency room may be warranted if the swelling and pain in your vein is severe, or if you are also experiencing chest pain, shortness of breath, coughing up blood, or other symptoms that may indicate the blood clot is traveling or has traveled to your lungs. Call 911 if you are unable to get to the emergency room while experiencing these symptoms.

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