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•Travel for more than 3 hours in the four weeks before and after surgery •A personal or family history of DVT •Active cancer or cancer treatment •Recent surgery or leg surgery •Existing clotting abnormality •Obesity (BMI of above 30) •Chronic or acute medical illnesses •Hormones or the oral contraceptive pill •Inflammatory bowel disease •Varicose veins •Pregnancy or 2 months post-partum •Existing Cardiac problems or a history of cardiac problems or stroke •Dehydration

She has had a gradual blocking of her carotid as well as circulation problems (varicose veins and ulcers) in her legs. In the last few weeks she has been having TIA's (Transient Ischemic Attack's) resulting in confusion and speaking gibberish. She had another one last night so they have decided to operate today. She is in need of a colostomy as well and we aren't sure if they are going to be able to do this at the same time due to the emergency nature of this.

I am equally having lower back back and mild varicose veins.I am quite worried about complications of TKR.Iave no knee pain.Any advice will be appreciated.

I have a lump in my lower leg its on the side just above my ankle, I have had it checked out and the doctor that seen me just said it was tissue, but now i have burning in my leg and and one of my veins just above the lump as risen on my leg and it is now giving my terrible pain. I am flying abroad in the next two weeks and im am now really worrying about this lump because i have a toothache feeling in my leg and burning. Can anyone relate to this or has anyone heard about something like this?

The worst part was she also got varicose veins...so I would recommend, if you stand a lot, to wear the unfashionable maternity support hose...

This Syndrome results most commonly from the compression of the left renal vein between the abdominal aorta (AA) and superior mesenteric artery (SMA), although other variants exist.[1][2] The name derives from the fact that, in the sagittal view, the SMA and AA (with some imagination) appear to be a nutcracker crushing a nut (the renal vein).

If you walk around in your job try getting compression stockings.

Hello, Various possibilities for your symptoms are Gout,ankle arthritis,infection(cellulitis),vascular obstruction like in DVT,varicose veins, eating a poor diet high in salt and carbohydrates , drugs like laxatives,diuretics,birth control or hormone replacement therapy pills,sodium retention, phlebitis, Allergic reactions, neuromuscular disorders and trauma.Liver,kidney and heart disorders are also important causes,some of which have been ruled out in your case.

Ascites (fluid build-up in the abdomen) caused by portal hypertension and low albumin 2. Varices (internal varicose veins usually in the esophagus, stomach, duodenum, or intestine) caused by portal hypertension 3.

Andrew discovered that, instead of the heart being solely responsible for pumping our blood around the system, gravity also played a vital part, and especially in removing toxins and solutes from the blood, and removing these from the body via the kidneys and urine.

If you get to a year and have had no luck, then you might both go get checked by a fertility specialist. You may have something simple to fix (such as a varicose vein in the scrotum that keeps the spermies too warm) or maybe there are some things that they can suggest.

with a large glass of clean water, in between meals. Don't sit still for too long. Hemorrhoids are a form of varicose veins, and exercise (walking) can help prevent & treat hemorrhoids. Don't lift heavy luggage. Lifting heavy items can cause or aggravate hemmorhoids. Use wheels on luggage, instead. Thanks for your thanks! :-) Concerned lady, ***@**** and website http://cantbreathesuspectvcd.

Benefits Besides blockages in the blood vessels, a Doppler test can be used to tell a pregnant mother about the health of her baby, such as the blood flow in the placenta and umbilical cord. It is also used to evaluate varicose veins, check levels of arterial plaque and monitor people have already had a stroke. Doppler tests are also commonly used for people afflicted with sickle-cell anemia.

Your body continues to change throughout the pregnancy, your blood vessels will dilate (that's why many women will get varicose veins and will get swelling of the legs). In fact, in the third trimester, the blood pressure should be low - if it is high, it may be dangerous and could suggests pre-eclampsia and toxemia. I would recommend that you stay well hydrated, stand slowly, eat well and enjoy every second of it!

Infarcts of the brain (CVA/stroke) are a much different injury. Ischemic brain disease (TIAs) are also pretty well researched. vascular pooling (varicose veins of the brain?) is something that is open to research. Infarct disease is arterial supply side disease and leads to hypoxia in the tissues. I joked about varicose veins, but that is one of the most common forms of venous pooling. CCSVI is a venous outflow issue that causes pooling in the post capillary zone.

Up next was Jeff…months later after low sperm counts, a varicose vein in his penis and chromosome testing we were assured that he could have children- it would just be a challenge! I would be lying to myself if I said that over the course of those 5x months my ethics, morals, marriage, and genuine faith weren’t tested. We decided to take a step back to regroup and get back to the place where we were as a couple before infertility testing took over our lives.

These included the jugular veins, veins along the spinal column, and other veins I had not heard of before such as the azygous vein. The researchers had never seen these problems in anyone before. Their equipment allowed them to study the blood flow in the veins and to also take pictures of the veins. They found that all the persons with MS they examined had impaired venous drainage from the brain and that such a problem caused the phenomenon of “reflux”.

And I can tell you that it is probably a varicose vein. It is from pressure and weight of baby and will go away and you have him. But be careful and take it easy.

My friend told me that it could be a varicose vein. Anyone else experiencing anything like this? I have a few nice, new spider veins on my legs! I started getting another cold, so that's great! We are expecting temps. well below zero this week, so I'm hoping for a day off school! It's amazing to think just how close we all are! Hope all is well for everyone!

BTW...I haven't listed my many symptoms in this forum in 4 yrs...& my "symptoms list" has grown quite extensively.

Next but most perplexing is my veins are now abnormal, its not by a long stretch varicose veins, it looks like both the thick and little veins in my upper body are caput, lower half isnt as bad but its mucking up the blood flow through out my body. When i get hot it seems to be worse than when i'm cold, all the veins start to pop up (just to say hello) they are engorged, swollen and i hurt like i'm bruised.

I also was diagnoses with pcs and after a couple of specialist that told me to deal with it i found a vascular /interventional radiologist doctor who embolizes the dilated veins in the pelvis.I just have had the procedure and am still healing. Look for a vascular interventional radiologist to see if they can help with this.

Happening just a few times recently - first time when driving. I am 50+, male, british driver. Have problems with varicose veins in lower right leg (for which i take horse chestnut and butchers broom) also lower back problems - just recently started up again coinciding a bit with these warm feeling episodes. Not overweight or sedentary, fairly regular cyclist. Will return to osteopath and make a GP appointment to try and learn more.

Further thoughts about this. My mother had varicose veins. I have thread veins in the upper legs and on the backs of the knees. I wondered whether there could be a medication taken in the past which has triggered a sensitivity. I had Septrin in my early twenties, to which I developed an allergy. I have heard that Septrin can trigger sun sensitivity, so who knows what other long term side effects there could be from some of the stuff we have taken over the years.

i get that tingling sensation too in my legs after jogging, i just assumed it was due to the increase in blood flow or something like that. i also get "restless legs" occasionally which stretching seems to help a lot. I do have a few varicose and spider veins in my legs so maybe that makes these symptoms worse??

I had that once I got pretty far along and it turned out to be varicose veins down there. Ouch and they hurt! But after I had him they went away.......thank goodness!

My name is Jenn and I am preg with #3...28 weeks along. I am technically due 2/6/10, but I am having a planned C on 1/28/10. This pregnancy is much different than my last two....this one has more of the "common" symptoms like morning sickness, and heartburn with throwing up... I have varicose veins where I never could imagine that there could be one. At the end it will be all worth it. We are having another girl...

The nurse in the recovery room said that the test results were positive for varicose veins. However, I'm a singer and have already had two throat surgeries for removal of polyps. Could this also be the result of singing as opposed to Cirrhosis? This is what the doctors have to decide. At any rate, why prolong the inevitable? I'm a 4-time non-responder and the Telepravir is my main hope at this point.

I went to my doctor today. He believes that my problem is varicose veins. He is sending me for a CT scan and then I see another doctor that specializes in veins. They are checking my circulation. He said that this new doctor may give me support stockings to wear. This is where I am now. The CT scan is on the 15th and the doctor appointment is on the 18th. I go back to my doctor in two months. He made these appointments for me.

At one point, the podiatrist theorized there might be a varicosed vein pressing on a nerve. The neurologist I saw did the exam with the tuning fork and a wheel-like device to test sensations on both feet. At the point where I could not feel the vibration on my foot, he placed the tuning fork on my hand (on both sides) and announced I had diminished sensations in both feet. The EMG experience I had was horrific.

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