The Dangers Of Deep Vein Thrombosis
When To See A Doctor

Deep vein thrombosis is a serious medical condition that should be closely monitored and prevented at all costs. Individuals who have a family medical history of blood disorders and blood clotting may inherit these disorders, and thus should visit their doctor frequently, especially if they experience one or more of the risk factors, such as if they are overweight or smoke. If an individual is experiencing any symptoms of DVT, whether they are at an increased risk or not, should contact their doctor immediately or go to the closest emergency room to prevent further complications, such as a pulmonary embolism. If someone does not believe they have DVT but are concerned they could be at risk for developing the condition, they should schedule an appointment with their doctor, as their doctor can prescribe preventive treatment if necessary.
Next, uncover how to prevent deep vein thrombosis from happening to you or a loved one.