I had an ultrasound that says the bilateral greater saphenous veins are closed, and the lesser saphenous veins are closed. Findings are the GSVs and LSVs are bilaterally closed, no perforator veins are visible, all deep veins of BLE appear patent and compressible. What is the treatment for this?

I had leg varicose surgery. Two days later, I had an ultrasound and my bandages were removed. Afterwards, I developed a very uncomfortable rash that started spreading more and more. What should I do?

Could the Doppler from 7 days ago be accurate even though I am still having weird sensations?

What does it mean when reflux to VSM is there when patient was standing (in vertical position) and the reflux is not there when the patient is lying (horizontal position)?

And also stated on paperwork “ultrasound shows old right gastrocnemius blood clot, treatment guidelines are very controversial.” He injured his leg four weeks ago and two weeks ago tremendous pain started. It’s weaned but he had his ultrasound today and the clot was found. No blood thinners prescribed. Bloodwork was ordered. But he was told he could travel for business on Sunday. I am very concerned. Is this a normal timeline of treatment?

I am 31 yrs old and had a C-section on Dec 25th, 2017. For the last 2 months I've been experiencing pain in my left hip and back of the upper-thigh in the morning when I wake up. It subsides after a few hours. I also experience a tingling sensation in my foot. I am overweight and I used to breastfeed my baby mostly lying on my left side. Can this be the reason or is it something else? I am worried.

I have a superficial clot. I've been on blood thinners a week & redness is spreading up my thigh. What could be causing this?

The swelling looks about the same. I’m just experiencing more pain. There's no redness or tenderness on the leg, and no warmth either.