Re: Inflamed mucles

[Guest guest]

Gwynn,

I cannot say for sure, although I do believe that a clot can move.

What I do know is that when I had DVT, I was misdiagnosed in the

emergency room and fortunately my GYN caught is the next day. If

your daughter's leg is so soar that she annot walk on it, I would

have her at the Dr.'s office this morning and ask them to

specifically check for a clot, especially since she did have a recent

surgical procedure. I hope she is better soon.

Dawn

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> An update on my daughter. The swelling has gone down somewhat...but

> she still cannot walk on her leg. In fact she says she cannot

> straighten it as it is to painful. We noticed a bruise behind her

knee

> and blotches where the swelling was. I am still worried about dvt

> having read about it.....would it be at all possible that the clot

> could have been undetected and a piece broke off and got lodged in

her

> upper leg??

>

> Anyway, other than not being able to walk she is looks much better.

We

> are going to see a rhumatologist as soon as possible. Any more

> feedback would be welcome. Thanks

>

> Gwynn mother of daughter (19) PSC and UC 2006 vasculitis 2005

>

[Guest guest]

Yes that can happen and scarier than that a piece can make its way to her lungs.This is very dangerous!! PLEASE take her back to her doc or to the Er TODAY!!

To: Sent: Monday, November 10, 2008 6:18:38 AMSubject: Re: Inflamed mucles

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[Guest guest]

Yes that can happen and scarier than that a piece can make its way to her lungs.This is very dangerous!! PLEASE take her back to her doc or to the Er TODAY!!

To: Sent: Monday, November 10, 2008 6:18:38 AMSubject: Re: Inflamed mucles

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