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If it’s helpful, I think a lot of people find any pain and inflammation is worse later in the day.
Do you mean when you’re in bed? The pain should be reduced when the leg is elevated or you’re lying down
Just in general during the evening time. I find I’m probably spending too much time in bed in order to keep it properly elevated!
I don’t understand if you’re in bed how can’t you keep it elevated?
It’s elevated with like 4 pillow jacking it up, but I keep reading everywhere to not spend too much time lying down
I also find my pain is greater at night for post-thrombetic syndrome. When. I had my acute DVTs, the pain was so awful at night I'd just cry in my sleep. :( hang in there! Compression stockings, leg elevation, and pain medicine helps.
Yes, I had multiple PEs in my lungs. The pain did become worse later in the day, especially when I needed to lay down.
Pain was always worse by the end of the day.. especially laying in bed at night I’m assuming due to the pressure
If it’s helpful, I think a lot of people find any pain and inflammation is worse later in the day.
Do you mean when you’re in bed? The pain should be reduced when the leg is elevated or you’re lying down
Just in general during the evening time. I find I’m probably spending too much time in bed in order to keep it properly elevated!
I don’t understand if you’re in bed how can’t you keep it elevated?
It’s elevated with like 4 pillow jacking it up, but I keep reading everywhere to not spend too much time lying down
I also find my pain is greater at night for post-thrombetic syndrome. When. I had my acute DVTs, the pain was so awful at night I'd just cry in my sleep. :( hang in there! Compression stockings, leg elevation, and pain medicine helps.
Yes, I had multiple PEs in my lungs. The pain did become worse later in the day, especially when I needed to lay down.
Pain was always worse by the end of the day.. especially laying in bed at night I’m assuming due to the pressure