if you suspect you might have a blood clot you should make an appointment with your doctor as soon as possible. you have a good grasp of the primary symptoms of deep vein thrombosis (dvt) but just because you don't have the redness and heat doesn't mean it's not a dvt. of course pain in one calf muscle doesn't necessarily mean you do have a dvt either. generally dvt is first assessed using a non-invasive ultrasound test. this imaging test will give your doctor a good look at your veins to see if one of them may be blocked or partially blocked. if you do have a blood clot in your leg your doctor may treat it with medications. best wishes getting this sorted out! i had an ultra sound and it showed a blood clot.
how do i kinow if the pain in my calf is a blood clot? . i have had pain in the center of my calf for about 48 hours. it is not red or hot but the pain feels like a charlie horse that won't go away.