TThis is a post-op question which I can't seem to be to find an answer to.?
Answers: This sounds similar to a superficial vein thrombosis. It doesnt sounds approaching it could be a DVT (deep vein thrombosis). Nevertheless, you might involve a blood thinner as well as some antibiotics., but this is a blustery guess. You def. must see a doctor and if you have no strength insurance then contact the hospital where on earth you had the surgery. I am sure that they will want you to come posterior so that they can have a look at it.
If nil else, then it is definite that an infection is going on.
You must have it looked at especially if you are a diabetic.
Good luck.
there might be a slight infection. check out the doctor who administered this to you.. and he may give you some antibiotics.
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Often times family have affliction after removal of an IV. It sounds like yours is not majority. The increase of pain and the lump could be indications of inflammation of the artery. You need to see your medical doctor to trade name sure this is nothing serious.Until you see your doctor apply rime packs at the IV site to oblige reduce inflammation. Apply for ten minutes at a time several times a sunshine.