What is pulsatile venous flow in elbow Can it signify dyslexia?-Dr. Surekha Tiwari

Veins are vessels which carry impure blood back to the heart. They do not have any pulsations because they are not related to the heart beat and they have valves to stop flow through them. But veins are very good manifestation ground if there are any clotting mechanism happening in the body which ideally not should be there. In that case there will be a thrombus which is literally translated into layman term, a clot. A clot obstructs the flow through the vein and the vein will start having a blood column which will start having some kind of a pulsatile impulse. If you have it in the elbow you can safely assume that there is a clot somewhere, either in the subclavicular vein or in your arm. A dopler will tell you where the clot is and there is solution available for it. Those solutions in homeopathy break down the clot in the first 72 hours, even an injection helps to make sure that the clot dissolves. Then the pulsatile can be dealt with. Dyslexia is a learning disability. It has nothing to do with your arm use. Dyslexia and pulsatile venous flow are not connected in any form.