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I had surgery for a thrombus in May 2016 and still experience pain and numbness in my left palm. What should I do?
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I had surgery for a thrombus in May 2016 and still experience pain and numbness in my left palm. What should I do?
Asked by Male, 42 · 2 months ago
Pain and numbness can persist long after thrombus surgery due to nerve damage or reduced blood flow. This is common but should not be ignored if it affects daily activities. A doctor review and nerve or physiotherapy evaluation can help manage the symptoms.
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Understanding Your Symptoms
- Persistent pain and numbness post-thrombus surgery may be due to nerve involvement or circulation issues.
Importance of Medical Evaluation
- Consult a healthcare professional, preferably a vascular specialist or neurologist, for a thorough assessment.
Diagnostic Tests
- Consider tests like nerve conduction studies, Doppler ultrasound, or MRI to evaluate nerve function and blood flow.
Treatment Options
- Possible treatments include medications for nerve pain, physical therapy, or further interventions if needed.
Self-care and Monitoring
- Monitor symptoms, avoid activities that worsen pain, and maintain hand health.
When to Seek Immediate Help
- Seek urgent medical attention if you experience worsening pain, swelling, color changes, or loss of function.
Answered 2 months ago