What Does a Blood Clot Feel Like?
Reviewed: Dr. Gromatzky
1. Leg Pain
Blood clots are most likely to occur in your legs, which is partly because this is where problems with circulation are most likely to occur. This can lead to a number of unwelcome symptoms, one of which is pain. Some people describe the pain as though they have developed a severe cramp in the leg muscles.
Pain here is not only caused by blood clots, and it might also be caused by other potentially serious conditions. It might be easy to overlook the pain to begin with as just being one of those things that passes. If the pain persists, however, then you should arrange to speak with a doctor.
