What should you do if you develop a blood clot?
According to the Mayo Clinic, the answer to that question depends on the severity of your situation.
Relatively inconsequential blood clots in the small veins near the surface of the skin may cause localized redness, pain and swelling, but present no significant danger.
On the other extreme is deep vein thrombosis, characterized by blood clots forming inside larger, deeper veins. The clots associated with deep vein thrombosis can migrate to the brain, heart ...
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