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3. Warm Skin
Having warm skin is a sign of blood clot in leg. When the blood clot becomes stationary or if it stays in the same area over time, sufferers may notice that the skin that surrounds the affected area will feel warm and tender. There are some cases wherein warming of the skin becomes aggravated and may pose a feverish feeling to the skin accompanied by pulsations and tingling sensations.
Warming of the skin can usually be treated by cold compress. However, it is not always a guarantee. As warm skin is an indication of a blood clot, it may also indicate a much more critical condition that should be treated immediately.
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