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Thrombophlebitis/Abdominal mondor diseas
Please see the attached USG report of a 30-year-old female. Currently, she is experiencing pain, redness, and a lump-like swelling in the affected area. I humbly request you to advise on its proper treatment and let me know which specialist doctor I should consult. Also, please clarify if this can be cured with medications or if it requires surgery. 🙏🙏🙏
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Considering the history and usg report ,, superficially it suggests superficial venous thrombophlebitis but,
But other causes also should be ruled out before starting the treatment
Next Steps
1 give hot water compresses , especially over the abnormality skin
2 start applying THROMBOPHOB ointment, symptomatically it might give relief
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remember, early detection, better cure!
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Mondor's disease is usulally managed conservatively with antibiotics, Anti-inflammatory medications and Rest to the part. Usually it would resolve in a couple of weeks time. Please consult a general surgeon.
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Consult Gen Surgeon
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Actually it need whole history to reach at any conclusion like any history of trauma , Infection ,Liver Disease ,pregnancy and examination ,Ultrasound just help to reach at conclusion..
At present need painkiller ,and anti-inflammatory medication and if fever ,then antibiotics also .
Next Steps
Visit General surgeon,
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Give proper history to Doctor and need more investigation to reach at any conclusion..
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Consult a General Surgeon: You should schedule an in-person evaluation with a General Surgeon as soon as possible. They are the ideal specialists to clinically evaluate abdominal wall lumps, interpret this specific ultrasound, and decide if surgical intervention or targeted medical therapy is appropriate.
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