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Inflammation of vein post IV
I was given an IV cannula on Wednesday for my CECT Chest and Abdomen. It was extremely painful and I had minute swelling in my vein. Gradually the swelling started to increase. By Saturday it started hurting a lot. By 5 PM, I was having intense pain. It started to get a little better by 6 PM. After my IV, I am having a high heart beat of 85 - 110. Everyday, my pain worsens around 5 PM. It feels extremely hard and the pain goes up to my arm. This pain is accompanied with low grade fever. ( I had a fever before my CECT also) Is it worrisome?
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Could be inflammation of vein. Show your testing doctor they will suggest ointment to reduce it Nothing much to worry
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It is thrombophlebitis of the affected vein due to contrast injection. For further queries or guidance whatsapp nine three seven zero two eight four three seven six.
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Need few more details Kindly consult
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It would be thrombophlebitis. Apply thrombophobe ointment.
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