Enjoy a few months of inflammation with some considerable pain. Nothing any doctor can really do much about, except for an NSAR prescription. I've been there a few times and stopped seeing doctors about it after tfirst couple of times. I received some Ribaroxaban from my internist, but there really wasn't any strong indication for that in my case. It can never hurt to get your cardiovascular system checked though, especially if you see a lot of collapsed veins. A blood check for hypercoagulation disorders could and possibly would be performed, but then again we all know why your veins are fucked. Could still use this incident as an opportunity to get an extensive checkup. Good luck with the pain, hope it won't last as.long as some of mine hurt when they were inflamed, my largest took around half a year. Took four months for the red line above it to fade.
EDIT: Maybe go se a doctor the cramps. Losing superficial veins to inflammatory processes shouldn't cause ischemic cell death death though. Maybe this is not just your vein collapsing, maybe it's just psychogenic, I know how stressful a thrombophlebitis can be. We can't tell you since we can not even see you. A medical praxis or hospital have the means to find out what is going on.
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