In a lot of cases, the presence of a blood clot will become apparent via distention in the veins or the area surrounding the lump. Typically, distended veins do not result in complications, but if the blood clot adds to the pressure on the nearby blood vessels, an internal rupture can occur, causing more intense bruising.

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