Warning Signs of Deep Vein Thrombosis

Deep vein thrombosis often sneaks up silently but leaves telling signs. Look for swelling

in one leg, not both. The affected leg feels warmer to touch and appears

red or discolored. Pain typically starts in the calf and feels like cramping or soreness.

The skin might look shiny and stretched. If you notice these symptoms together, especially after

long periods of sitting or recent surgery, seek medical attention immediately.

DVT can be life threatening if a clot breaks free and travels to your lungs.

Early detection saves lives, so never ignore persistent leg pain with swelling.