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Recent ultrasound detected DVT in deep femoral vein. Had surgery 2 years ago removed two swollen lymph nodes, benign. Infection followed in 30 days. One area where lymp node was removed remains as a lump n warm to touch,..... Could this be cause of my clot?
Hi Thanks for posting on HCM DVT occurs when a blood clot forms in the veins , often in your legs. Blood clots can be caused by anything that prevents blood from circulating normally or clotting properly.Risk factors for DVT are: -Inherited blood clotting disorder -Prolonged bed stay such as hospitalization/paralysis -Injury or surgery -Pregnancy in women -Birth control pills and hormone replacement therapy -Overweight/obesity -Smoking -Cancer -Heart failure -And so many others DVT is a serious condition and should be managed in specialized units to prevent deadly complications like pulmonary edema.You will need to be in the care of a Cardiologist for better management. Hope my answer will help you Best regards
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What Causes DVT In Femoral Vein?
Hi Thanks for posting on HCM DVT occurs when a blood clot forms in the veins , often in your legs. Blood clots can be caused by anything that prevents blood from circulating normally or clotting properly.Risk factors for DVT are: -Inherited blood clotting disorder -Prolonged bed stay such as hospitalization/paralysis -Injury or surgery -Pregnancy in women -Birth control pills and hormone replacement therapy -Overweight/obesity -Smoking -Cancer -Heart failure -And so many others DVT is a serious condition and should be managed in specialized units to prevent deadly complications like pulmonary edema.You will need to be in the care of a Cardiologist for better management. Hope my answer will help you Best regards