How DVT forms
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Uploaded by BupaHealth on Nov 14, 2008
Animation to show how DVT is formed in the body.
The content is intended for general information only and does not replace the need for personal advice from a qualified health professional.
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A very clear animation. Thanks for posting it.
AllAboutHipSurgery 4 days ago
"This is the end of the animation. Click reply to watch it again"
Why did I feel like a robot was talking to me? :)
basemjs 1 month ago
I've had all the symptoms went hospital and I've got dvt.very painful when walking I'm having injections in my stomach.
TheTren200 1 month ago
@atph120890 constantly, to pump the blood to and from the heart.
irvin2cartel 3 months ago
@atph120890 nope
Oups555 8 months ago
I was always scared of having this. Then, I got it :D I went for two weeks not knowing why my leg was hurting, and during that time it could have killed me, since it was in my thigh.
Eep.
DraciaNightcat 9 months ago
do the skeletal muscles in the leg always contract and relax? to keep blood flowing back to heart??
atph120890 9 months ago
very informative vid, i have a patient having DVT at home, and living in country that no doctor knows what that means, its 8 years but still no chance to reach to specialized hospital....
walim7777 1 year ago
so fabulous and informative thank you :)
vestarappenacker 1 year ago
thanks... nice vid
2010inMotion 1 year ago