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Vein is hard after IV
I had a IV on my wrist about 2 weeks ago. The vein was paining a little and got hard near the wrist. I waited hoping it would heel. Now I feel some bumps in the vein. What type of doctor should I consult?
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Hot fomentation with thrombophob ointment
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Mild exercises for forearm musculature.
Gentle massage starting from fingers to towards elbow.
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U should to consult a ortho ya physiotheraist
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you can apply ice for 2 min in every 2-3 hours a day. this will help you to reduce pain. for more relief need proper examination.
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Hot fomentation.
Gentle Stretching of Hand Muscles.
Ball exercises.
Wrist Exerciser.
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Dr. Umesh Solanki (PT)
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Delhi
Consult the physician first and then you can go for physiotherapy. Ultrasonic would be effective and with that you can go for hot fermentation.
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