A 29-year-old female presented with larger calf muscles in the left leg as compared to right. No sign of oedema, redness, pain or ulceration. An overall difference of 1 inch in the circumference of left calf muscles versus right. She developed this condition since the age of 10.
Normal CBC and BP. Is it normal or should more tests be run? Can this be a case of silent DVT?
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