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Swelling in the leg
Pain and swelling of left leg under the knee.
No redness but more pain while walking and less pain while resting pain persists.
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Dear , actually not having detailed history , without examination difficult to comment ,
still there are possibility of unknowingly u got hurt May be because of swelling or unknowing trauma ,
Deep venous thrombosis its emergecy as medically , in this condition leg get swell because there is blockage in blood vessels ,many more reasons so without examination can't say more
So need to consult doctor
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consult general physician
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keep leg elevated beneath two pillow
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