I had a larger vein injected (schlero) & developed a hard lump on the back of my thigh. This was lanced but 2 wks later the lump has not disappeared. Will it eventually go? This was my 1st session so reluctant to return for 2nd session due June 9th. Thanks.
October 30, 2010
Answer: Perhaps this lump
is an area of "phlebitis" in the vein and you had that blood removed with a thrombectomy procedure.
that lump should continue to subside over the next few weeks to months but the process is slow. be patient, it can take many months sometimes for that lumpiness to fade. this is entirely normal and part of the sclerotherapy process.
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October 30, 2010
Answer: Perhaps this lump
is an area of "phlebitis" in the vein and you had that blood removed with a thrombectomy procedure.
that lump should continue to subside over the next few weeks to months but the process is slow. be patient, it can take many months sometimes for that lumpiness to fade. this is entirely normal and part of the sclerotherapy process.
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June 10, 2010
Answer: This is common and not of concern but...
I strongly recommend you be on compression stockings to minimize this next time. This coagulum (which can be tender to touch) is from blood being trapped in the superficial vein when the vein collapsed from treatment. It is usually seen when reticular or varicose veins are treated, rather than when smaller spider veins are treated.
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June 10, 2010
Answer: This is common and not of concern but...
I strongly recommend you be on compression stockings to minimize this next time. This coagulum (which can be tender to touch) is from blood being trapped in the superficial vein when the vein collapsed from treatment. It is usually seen when reticular or varicose veins are treated, rather than when smaller spider veins are treated.
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