Yea, I had some variation of a DVT in the leg. Only bothered the hell out of me after lots of walking.
Had it since I was like 12. Took like 8 years of pestering doctors it was abnormal until I finally got recommended surgery. At first it was the usual story “oh, go stretch it”, “it will go away”. They did the ultrasound, nothing unusual, did CT scan. All based on me verbalizing my symptoms for them to act.
I think the problem is with big muscles like the legs, its either something conventional like muscle soreness/tightness, or something extreme which requires surgery and the doctors are hesitant because surgery is a much more serious treatment than conventional stretching or RICE. I’m also from Canada, so while being fortunate I didn’t have to pay for surgery out of pocket (gets paid for by the taxes), I did have to wait like 3 times longer than the average US citizen.
Not sure if this is making a comparison to trusting the covid vaccine? Hope I’m not misinterpreting you here.
The vaccine effort seems independent of your average family physician. I asked my doctor about the vaccine and she didn’t really have much of an opinion on it.
But my case may be unique here.
The pharmacist who gave me the vaccine had all the knowledge on it.