Redness
One of the first signs of a blood clot is skin discoloration. You may notice that your leg takes on a red or blueish color.
The discoloration comes from collections of blood under the skin that become visible as they grow. If you notice persistent patches of red skin in the legs, you should contact your doctor.
Swelling
Warm Skin
Fainting
Increased Heart Rate
A racing heart is the most common symptom of a blood clot. The leg clot causes the heart to work and pump harder, resulting in an increased heart rate. You may feel like you have worked out when you haven’t.
The leg clot causes the heart to work and pump harder, resulting in an increased heart rate. You may feel like you have worked out when you haven’t.
Fatigue
Fever
Tenderness
No Symptoms
It’s very common have little or no symptoms when experiencing a blood clot in the leg. An asymptomatic blood clot is usually a sign that the clot has not reach a serious stage, but this isn’t always the case.
An asymptomatic blood clot is usually a sign that the clot has not reach a serious stage, but this isn’t always the case.
Distended Veins
Lower Leg Cramp
Leg cramps are a common symptom when experiencing a blood clot in your leg due to the higher than usual pressure in this area.
Many people who have experienced this symptom have compared this to a charley horse except the feeling doesn’t go away. You won’t be able to walk or stretch the cramp off like an ordinary charley horse.