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What Is The Swollen Vein That Hurts While Rubbing On The Right Side Of My Face?

I wear reading glasses and at the right side of the bridge of my nose/eye and tear gland- down into my sinus cheek area I have had a swollen blacken feels like swollen vein- it hurts to push on it but sometimes if I massage and rub the swollen vein? it relieves the pressure but its always black and it started when i moved to north dakota. but its only the right side of my nose/eye/tear duct/sinus area
Tue, 17 Jun 2014
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Hi.
Thanks for your query.
Most probably this is a rare case of '' idiopathic thrombophebitis, meaning- there is inflammation of a particular vein; the cause is always hidden, no one knows why this happens.
Fortunately , this is a self-limiting disorder and needs no specific treatment. Please do not fiddle with . Get this confirmed by your treating Doctor .
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What Is The Swollen Vein That Hurts While Rubbing On The Right Side Of My Face?

Hi. Thanks for your query. Most probably this is a rare case of idiopathic thrombophebitis, meaning- there is inflammation of a particular vein; the cause is always hidden, no one knows why this happens. Fortunately , this is a self-limiting disorder and needs no specific treatment. Please do not fiddle with . Get this confirmed by your treating Doctor .