Blood Clots

What Is a Blood Clot?

A blood clot is a gel-like clump of blood that forms when platelets and proteins in the blood stick together to stop bleeding after an injury. While clotting is a normal and essential process for healing wounds, blood clots that develop inside veins or arteries without an injury can block circulation and cause serious health risks.

Blood clots can develop due to slow circulation, vein damage, medical conditions, or lifestyle factors. Early detection and treatment with blood thinners, clot-dissolving medications, or minimally invasive procedures can help prevent life-threatening complications.

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