Thrombophlebitis is a peripheral vascular disease in which inflammation of the venous walls leads to the formation of a thrombus (blood clot). Although it primarily affects the superficial veins, potential complications require timely medical intervention. While superficial thrombophlebitis is usually less risky, deep vein thrombosis poses a serious health threat. SymptomsThrombophlebitis develops when inflammation of the venous walls leads to the formation of a blood clot. This process often begins as a result of trauma, infection, or venous insufficiency. The immediate proximity of superficial veins to the skin makes them more sensitive to external influences. The main symptoms
