Deep vein thrombosis lawyers of Chicago

Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) may affect anyone, but those that have a history of blood clots, those that are tall, over 40, obese, or anyone that has been immobile for a long period of time are typically affected. Those that are at risk because of immobility include people that are bedridden for long periods of time as well as those traveling for long periods of time in cramped quarters. Detection of DVT can be difficult, but usually originates in the calf, leg or foot with common symptoms including:
- Distended veins
- Warm to the touch
- Redness
- Discomfort with pain when walking
- Tenderness and swelling
If deep vein thrombosis is caught early, it can usually be resolved without any long-term effects. But in those circumstances where it is left undetected, it can lead to a pulmonary embolism, as the blood clot travels through the artery, resulting in an arterial blockage and possible death. Doctors and emergency room personnel are trained to recognize the signs of DVT. In those circumstances where the patient’s symptoms are misdiagnosed or undiagnosed, an investigation into why this happened should be immediately undertaken.
Mitchell S. Sexner & Associates LLC advances all costs of suit in our deep vein thrombosis cases and will charge no attorney fees unless we obtain a recovery on your behalf.
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