blood clot risks

We look into everything there is to know about blood clots, including signs and symptoms, risk factors, as well as prevention and treatment.

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When a child has a clotting disorder, it is often inherited from their parents, and it doesn’t mean they will encounter a health episode. However, a clotting disorder can still be diagnosed in a young person and treated, so we look into 12 things to know about them.

If left untreated, a blood clot can be extremely dangerous. We look into the warnings signs of a blood clot in the leg.

Blood clots, or what’s medically referred to as deep vein thrombosis (DVT), are blood clots that tend to form and block blood flow deep in veins in the pelvis, lower leg, thigh, or other areas of the body. They can be fatal if it dislodges and travels through the bloodstream, so get informed on the top risk factors.

Deep vein thrombosis (or DVT) is a type of blood clot that typically develops deep in the veins of the leg. DVT is extremely dangerous as it can dislodge and travel to a major organ, or stifle blood flow to the heart. Here are 10 ways to protect against and prevent a blood clot.