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Thrombosis

A condition involving blood clot formation in the vascular system

4 remedies

Overview

Thrombosis is a serious medical condition where a blood clot forms in a vein or artery, potentially blocking blood flow and causing severe complications. It requires prompt medical attention and treatment.

Remedies often used

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Inability to articulate

  • Aphasia or difficulty finding the right words
  • Sudden onset of symptoms
  • History of thrombosis or coagulation disorders
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Unusually developed collateral veins

  • Sensation of coldness, especially in the extremities
  • Weakness, fatigue, and sensitivity to cold
  • Irritability, lack of confidence, and fearfulness
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Thick, sensitive string-like sensation along inner thighs

  • Tired, weak feeling in the back, neck, and shoulders
  • Paralytic weakness or difficulty walking
  • Stiffness or cramps in the thighs, calves, or other extremities
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Haemorrhagic tendency

  • Delirium tremens with trembling and confusion
  • Sensation of tension in various parts of the body
  • Ill effects of suppressed discharges
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See a doctor if

  • Sudden, severe chest pain or difficulty breathing, which may indicate a pulmonary embolism
  • Sudden, severe headache, vision changes, or difficulty speaking, which may indicate a stroke
  • Sudden, severe pain or swelling in a limb, which may indicate a deep vein thrombosis

Everyday tips

  • Maintain a healthy weight and exercise regularly to improve blood circulation
  • Stay hydrated and avoid prolonged periods of inactivity, such as long-distance travel or bed rest
  • Wear compression stockings if you are at risk of deep vein thrombosis

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