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f you are on warfarin, you will need to go in for more frequent check-ups to make sure that you are getting enough to reduce the risk of blood clots, but not so much that you have a high risk of bleeding. Most patients take blood thinners for at least 3 months, but the length of time will vary based on your personal risk factors.

dra Adams describes how family members, caregivers and friends can support people with VTE blood clots by being aware of the symptoms, risk factors, and understanding the importance of receiving the right treatment quickly.

lifesaving medications because they can treat or prevent VTE blood clots. The biggest safety concern for anyone taking a blood thinner is the risk of bleeding, which Dr Sandra Adams explains in detail in this video. This risk may be slightly lower with the newer agents than for warfarin. If you are taking blood thinners, you should be very careful to avoid hurting yourself. When taking blood thinners, your body may need help to stop the bleed

Dr Sandra Adams explains that when a clot forms in a blood vessel, it can cause scarring and damage to the valves in the veins that keep blood moving in the right direction. This damage can lead to a condition called post-throm

an increase your risk of having another serious VTE blood clot. In this video, Dr Sandra Adams explains that the most common risk factor for having another serious blood clot is if you have had a previous blood clot. Other risk f

eo, Dr Sandra Adams explains that warfarin is in the same family as some of the older chemicals that were used to kill rats, but it is not rat poison. Warfarin has been used in humans with good results for many years. It is still a very effective and safe medication when used correctly and monitored closely. Any blood th

re about VTE blood clots at http://www.YouAndBloodClots.com When a blood clot forms in the veins of the body it’s called VTE, or venous thromboembolism. In this video, expert pulmonologist Dr Sandra Adams explains the three types of VTE: (1) superficial vein thrombosis, (2) deep vein

Dr Sandra Adams explains what blood clots are and when they can be dangerous. Blood clots that form in the deep veins can block blood flow, and might cause pain or swelling. A blood clot can be very dangerous if it breaks off from one of the deep veins and moves through the bloodstream into the vessels of the lungs. This cl

es surgery is needed for patients with high-risk blood clots. In a small number of patients whose bodies are not able to completely dissolve their blood clots, surgery may be needed to remove the scars caused by the blood clots. Ot

clog up the veins and slow down the blood flow. Common symptoms or warning signs of DVT are swelling in one leg, pain in one leg, and/or a change in color such as redness of the skin close to the blood clot. Sometimes the skin aroun

an cause a lot of problems, as pulmonologist Dr Sandra Adams explains in this video. The most common signs and symptoms include shortness of breath, cough, chest pain (particularly when breathing in), coughing up blood, fainting or

or a PE, is simply just a blood clot that occurs in the lungs. A great majority of people that suffer blood clots will present with shortness of breath, maybe some racing heart, maybe a little bit of chest pain. They come into the hospital. They’re evaluated, usually put on blood thinners, and able to be discharged in a timely manner.

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