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Deep Stretch Mark Removal
DVT; Blood clot in the legs; Thromboembolism; Post-phlebitic syndrome; Post-thrombotic syndrome
Treatment
Your doctor will give you medicine to thin your blood (called an anticoagulant). This will keep more clots from forming or old ones from getting bigger. These drugs cannot dissolve existing clots.
Heparin is usually the first drug given.
- If heparin is given through a vein (IV), you must stay in the hospital.
- Newer forms of heparin can be given by...
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