Deep Vein Thrombosis - Overview (pathophysiology, treatment, complications)

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[@ricsi137]

1)signs and symptoms @0:33 2)pathophysiology @01:08 3)Risk factors @4:01 4)Investigation @05:23 5)management @07:27

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[@smosniak1]

My story of illness and healing. My leg (left calf) hurt for 3 days, on the first day I woke up with pain, for no specific reason, I walked with it for 2 days, on the 3rd day my ankle swelled. Only then did I go to the doctor, who immediately sent me to the hospital, where blood tests revealed a problem with excessive clotting. High D-dimer. I was diagnosed with thrombosis on February 2, from that day I started treatment in the hospital because I was diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis. On April 22, after 11 weeks, the clots disappeared. (the doctor told me earlier that I would have to undergo treatment for at least 6 months or even longer. I had several large clots, Doppler ultrasound showed clots in the veins of the left leg, in the popliteal veins, peroneal veins, in the upper part of the lower leg, and in sections in the posterior tibial veins. Thrombosis of the soleus venous sinuses., Front of the thrombus in the femoral vein, in 14/ lower thigh. I spent 5 days in the hospital, they gave me anticoagulant injections in my stomach (completely painless), they told me to lie down and not strain myself with my leg raised up. I had slight swelling which went down two days after the injections and the swelling was no longer visible the next day. I stayed at home for two more weeks with my leg up and received injections. In the meantime, I also started a diet, I ate from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., then a 16-hour break from eating, and I minimized my intake of sugar, salt, and fatty foods. I drank about 3 liters of water a day, with added electrolytes (3 effervescent tablets in the water). I also started fasting every Friday (24 hours only on water. Apparently, during fasting, the body eats disease cells... (I think these factors were also important, because I developed these clots due to a terrible diet, overweight and low fluid intake, plus frequent sitting at the computer for 6 hours without much movement. But above all, I prayed to Jesus and asked for healing, I cried often. This disease cannot be ignored, it is dangerous to health and life. After two weeks, the doctor told me to start moving and walking. take more exercise, but don't overdo it and don't strain your leg, he also banned strength training, no lifting weights, I also bought a compression stocking. After 6 weeks, I had a D-Dimer test and the result was 0.11, which is a very good result, but the doctor brought me back. to the ground and said that D-dimers do not mean that the clots have disappeared, although they are a signal that new ones are not forming. After 11 weeks I did another Doppler ultrasound, and it turned out that the clots had completely disappeared. It's really a miracle, because the doctor had previously said that after a few months there should not be much improvement and that the treatment for such a condition would take up to a year because the clots were large. I want to give glory to God that I no longer have these clots, I know that without His help I might no longer be in this world. I didn't expect that I would recover so quickly, although now I have to check myself from time to time. A message to you, for those who are sick, trust God, pray, this disease is curable. my contract [e-mail]

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I AM GOING TO GET A *DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS*

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After four years later

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I have a presentation on this tomorrow, thanks so much for your help

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You are a lifesaver. Hope you get all the good things you deserve in life.

[@preethishree6523]

wonderful artistic explanation.. very impressed with the chart and description..

[@trotterglobe9278]

Thank you so much! Very thankful that there are people like you!

[@george13H]

Great overview. I did my final year(2016) thesis on Deep Venous Thrombosis. Well done, keep it up.

[@zahramoridi1478]

Video quality, explanations and even drawings! ALL spot on! Thank you!

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Amazing, you are awesome. Excellent expository of DVT. Well done.

[@marvzgatchi2408]

Having dvt myself got me into this channel. Now recuperating at the hospital. I hope all goes well. Working from home sitting long hours. It maybe the one that activated my dvt

[@profbfc]

How did it go? My brother has it

[@marvzgatchi2408]

@@profbfc i was admitted 1 week in the hospital, been in ICU for 2 days and the rest being monitored in my room, got a lot of injectable blood thinners until i switched to xarelto tablets, im now at home, my leg is still swollen . I dont know why. My doc asked me to do another ctscan and ultrasound in my legs .

[@donnasmyth45]

@@marvzgatchi2408 hi, what were your symptoms? Was the pain severe? I'm querying one myself and I also have been sitting for long periods lately work wise.

[@marvzgatchi2408]

@@donnasmyth45 symptoms were pain in the leg lower part first, the it escalated upwards until my whole right leg got swollen. Then i was coughing for days with no mucus or phlegm. But thats the scary part, didnt know that it progressed to pulmonary embolism which is why im coughing bec the blood clots went up in the lungs. Good thing i went to the hospital. Also when i walk i tire so fast and i was heavily breathing like gasping for air. Sometimes i felt like im gonna vomit.

[@Yogesh-qz3ek]

@@marvzgatchi2408 So now r u fine

[@amrsalama9012]

Thank you for such well detailed and informative video.

[@ExplorerClub05]

Risk factors for DVT : THROMBOSIS T- Trauma H- hormones/ocp R- RTA O- orthopaedic surgery M- malignancy B- blood related ( polycythemia) O- obesity S- serious illness I- immobility S- splenectomy

[@eveoakley6270]

I developed a freak DVT aged only 36. I was a very fit, slim and healthy runner. The only risk factor involved was the contraceptive pill.

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Thanks for the video! I got diagnosed with factor V Leiden, not just one copy but both! I got it from both mom and dad

[@smosniak1]

Moja historia choroby i uzdrowienia. Noga (lewa łydka) bolałam mnie 3 dni, pierwszego dnia obudziłem się już z bólem, bez jakiejś konkretnej przyczyny, chodziłem z tym 2 dni, na 3 dzień spuchła mi kostka. Wtedy dopiero zgłosiłem sie do lekarza który mnie skierowała natychmiast do szpitala gdzie z badań krwi wyszedł problem z nadmierną krzepliwością Wysokie D-dimery. Zakrzepicę wykryto u mnie 2 lutego od tego dnia zacząłem leczenie w szpitalu ponieważ wystawiono diagnozę zakrzepica żył głębokich. , Już 22 kwietnia po 11, tygodniach zakrzepy zniknęły. ( co wczesniej lekarz mi powiedział że będę musiał leczyć minimum 6 miesięcy albo i dłużej. Miałem kilka sporych zakrzepów, USG Doppler wykazało zakrzepy w żyłach lewej nogi, w żyłach podkolanowych, , strzałkowych, w górnej części podudzia, oraz odcinkowo w żyłach piszczelowych tylnych.Zakrzepica zatok żylnych m. płaszczkowatego., Czoło skrzepliny w żyle udowej, w 14/ dolnej uda. Spędziłem 5 dni w szpitalu, podawano mi zastrzyki antyzakrzepowe w brzuch (zupełnie bezbolesne) kazali leżeć nie nadwyrężąć sie z nogą uniesiona do góry. Miałem lekka opuchlizne która zeszła mi dwa dni po podawaniu zastrzyków w sumie już na następny dzień opuchlizna nie była widoczna. W domu lerzałem jeszcze dwa tygodnie z nogą do góre i zastrzyki. W międzyczasie zacząłem też dietę, jadłem od 10:00 do 18:00 potem 16 g. przerwy z jedzeniem, zminimalizowałem spożycie cukru, soli, tłustych potraw. Piłem około 3 litry wody dziennie, z dodatkiem elektrolitów (3 tabletki musujące do wody). Zaczęłam również co piątek pościć(24 godziny tylko na wodzie.Podobno w czasie postu organizm wyżera komórki chorobowe.. (wydaje mi się że te czynniki też były ważne,gdyż nabawiłem sie tych zakrzepów przez fatalną dietę, nadwagę i mała ilość płynów, plus często siedzenie przy kompie 6 g. bez większego ruchu. Ale przede wszystkim Modliłem się do Jezusa i prosiłem o uzdrowienie, często płakałem. Nie można tej choroby lekceważyć, ona jest niebezpieczna dla zdrowia i życia. Po 2 tyg lekarz kazał juz zaczać sie ruszać spacerować, zażywać wiecej ruchu, choć też nie przesadzać i nie przesilać tej nogi, zakazał też wysiłku siłowego, nie dzwigać ciężarów, zakupiłem też pończochę uciskową. Po 6 tygodniach zrobiłem badanie D-Dimerów i wyszło mi 0.11 co jest bardzo dobrym wynikiem, ale lekarz mnie sprowadził na ziemię i powiedział że D-dimery nie oznaczaja że zakrzepy już znikły choć są sygnałem że nowe sie nie tworzą. po 11 tyg zrobiłem kolejny USG Doppler, i okazało się że zakrzepy zupełnie zniknęły. To naprawdę cud, bo lekarz wczesniej powiedzila ze po kilku misiącach nie powinno byc dużej poprawy i ze leczenie takiego stanu to nawet rok, bo zakrzepy były spore. Chcę Bogiu oddać chwałę że już nie mam tych zakrzepów, wiem że bez Jego pomocy moglo by mnie juz nie być na tym świecie. Nie spodziewalem sie że tak szybko wyzdroweiję, choć musze teraz co jakiś czas się badać pod tym kontem. Przesłąnie do Panstwa, dla tych którzy chorujom, zaufajcie Bogu, modlcie się, ta choroba jest wyleczalna. mój kontrakt [e-mail]

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Brilliant and informative. Thankyou! I'll make an appointment to see my Doctor right away. It looks like I'm high risk and have all the symptoms....

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[@lmnop87]

I'm happy I came across this, I was just diagnosed with a DVT as my superficial blood clot has moved. I'm more of a visual learner so this was a good way for me to better understand it. Thank you.

[@Qafu13]

Can you tell me how do you treat you DVT?

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B O A T

[@Lesloi6227]

wish they covered things like DVT in an ulnar vein, tissue damage, regaining power in your arm back and muscle strength.

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[@Caprow]

Low MW heparin is SQ injection. UFH is IV or SQ

[@aCaramelCrunchie]

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[@christinedevaughn5189]

Thank you, you must ne a professor or teacher. I have a pinch in my inner thigh and i can feel my veins move in my legs. My feetband legs hurt all the time.

[@tulsiramneopaney1077]

I think I have to study at least one hour to understand this topic from the lecture book,but this interesting vid helps me a lot!Thanks!

[@yumuvii826]

Which book?

[@liiastrosnider5578]

Thank you very much. I had a large blood clot under my knee in an artery, the size of a large grape. The doctor prescribed pills, I drank them, but the general condition was very bad, I could not step on my foot, and I had no strength at all, I even spoke with difficulty, I just lay there. It was so bad that I thought it was all over. Cellular nutrition helped me, I began to take it, and after the first intake, strength appeared, it is easier to speak. A week later, an ultrasound scan showed that the thrombus had resolved, although the doctor warned us that you should adjust for 3 months not earlier. I am sure that it was due to the cellular nutrition that the thrombus was so quickly resolved, it turns out that cellular nutrition thins the blood and improves the quality of the blood. A month later, blood tests were normal👌😁

[@joanferov443]

Thank for your comment. I am having almost the same problem. I am wondering if you could explain more about cellular nutrition please.

[@RmBxox2]

Yes what is cellular nutrition?

[@liiastrosnider5578]

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[@ShivaniSingh-vf2qf]

Hey, My mother has DVT. Elaborate more on this cellular nutrition please.

[@myriamarriaga2766]

Thank you for the explanation!! Great video! :) your drawings are awesome!!! Could you do a video about pleuropulmonary syndromes?

[@avrittibhakat6332]

Please add the links to the notes of Google drive...it would be so much helpful. The videos are very concise for a rapid revision.

[@jennynewman8618]

DVT s hurt so bad I've had 2 in my calves now have to take blood thinners for the rest of my life witch I stopped taking for 6 months now I have another blood clot on my left calf so back to the doctor tommrow to start blood Thinner's again I should have listened to the doctor the first time wen she said I have to take them the rest if my life

great work, thanks a lot.

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[@kebblechipepera7337]

Great video, very helpful

[@MrsAA-zn4yj]

Great video! Do you also have a video on the process of healing a DVT in the leg? Also what if you are still having issues 10 months later? Ex. Compression socks worn and low dose aspirin taken daily but still a lot of pain when active?

[@itisinthebones]

So what does one do in this instance: DVT & PE, RLL & Rt Lung in 2013 post arthroscopic knee surgery. Coumadin levels could not be stabilized and I was prescribed Xarelto. Genetic testing was done and there was no genetic cause. In 2018, with Doctor's advice, I withdrew gradually from Xarelto completing that in April of that year. In 6 months, I was back in the ER with DVT in LLE - unprovoked. After hospitalization, I was again prescribed Xarelto. I was not given an ultrasound on the RLE at that time. When I was given a followup ultrasound on the LLE, I asked for a followup on the RLE and it was denied. After the followup meeting with the hematologist I requested that the next time I was to get an ultrasound, I wanted both extremities examined. This was done in Oct of 2019 and occlusions were still present in my RLE while taking Xarelto. The hematologist said it was a drug failure and now my options were: Inject my abdomen with Lovenox twice daily or try coumadin again. Neither appealed to me, and my physician said I could continue to take Xarelto. I do not think that modern medical science can help me with this one. What has saved my arse so far is: 1. I fought when I was misdiagnosed in the ER and shot up with steroids. 2. At 68, I work out for 1 1/2 hours every other day at the gym and I garden organically with Non-GMO seeds. I think a Native American Shaman nailed it 30 years ago. I have "Bad Blood", that is, bad family relations. ACE Score is 9. I also need to inform you for research's sake that I now have 4 nodules on my thyroid, which all came after taking Xarelto. Family trauma carries epigenetically to our children. My military son of 20 years recently committed suicide. Someone should tell the Pope that homosexuals aren't born that way, pedophiles create them. My family is proof of that. Epigenetics has been around since 1942 and I wonder why it had not become mainstream.

[@stefanokirindo6521]

Thank youuuuuu soooo much......u have helped me alot.

[@shankarga7808]

clinically, how to differentiate between leg cramps and DVT in Patients of 60 yrs +. please clarify.

[@carlosfrostygreen6855]

Very important for a physical check.

[@aayush4306]

Great video sir ..... Sir can you please tell me more about the post thrombotic syndrome and the post phlebitic leg .....will be a great help....😁

[@cireniopizano4506]

Great video. I suffered early this year from a DVT and PE as you described in the video. Thank you for the info.

[@HeatherHart1975]

How did you heal it

[@damnright4]

@@HeatherHart1975 Thats what I would like to know too

[@parthrastogi5909]

Can you please reply please

[@alanomer6523]

Thanks, so informative, What app do you use for your explanation? Anyone knowing the app he use? thanks

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You're amazing!

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Thank you شكرا لك ❤

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You are amazing!

[@fairwind8676]

is it possible the swelling and redness and pain to reside only around calf and on top of foot ?

[@mattscott6591]

I had DVT in Aug, didn’t get it checked and Sept turned into PE. I am now on Xarelto. I had trouble with Dorsiflexion and developed drop foot. It improved but suddenly got worse just yesterday. What can I do? Is this permanent?

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Awesome, thank you

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Thank you~!

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Simply amazing!Quality time!

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Best Video & drawings..making understanding easy..👍👍..can you do a video bout Lipomas & treatment Please..

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dude you're the best😃

[@hindoiaahmed3516]

Nice video elegant and simple but LMWH sc and UFH IV I think you have said it the other way round

[@syedshayand527]

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[@chaushkahekashan2180]

😘😘very much help ful sir , thanq soooooo much

[@NICEAVADESH]

u r awesome dear ,thank u so much .

[@nancysinha765]

Nurse is taking care of client with DVT.Which position should be provided to the client?? Please reply the position name 🙏🙏

[@pkverma1225]

How I asses wheather it is mascular pain or vein pain

[@vivekbio11]

Thanks

[@pragyasharma3007]

My mother is having repeatative in different legs first one she had in 2020 and other now 2023 in other leg. And this time her heamoglobin was also dropped to 5.9 and now it is 7.9.Can please let know the reason and what can be the best treatment and from where

[@paulaharrisbaca4851]

What about being told to stay in your house for a year with a mask on????

[@sammywilkins3685]

Many of us haven’t realized that varicose veins can be gone within weeks or days, not months or years. We all know there are a few ways to make it happen, Mabel Ridenbel's website and laser surgery are just two examples.

[@rafaelyovanhendriek.skedmb3012]

The valves to slow to open. Laminar flow and tubular flows of the fluid (blood). Cohesion and adhesion.

[@sreelakamarts6925]

Is there any video related to lupus anticoagulant

[@ferndalealimondo3988]

Does anyone know the pathogenesis of thromboembolism?

[@almamorgan5758]

But I had a DVT and my test where normal ? So why is that ?

[@wassimoumkraz4555]

What is the role of compression stockings ?

[@lilymartinez8188]

My dad has dvt currently in one leg and I’m so new to this information I feel extremely on edge and emotional. He’s on blood thinners except all of this is so new. Tomorrow’s Father’s Day and I just want know what there is to do to get him through it. What can I do to help and will blood thinners for sure make the clot go away? He originally got the blood clot from an injury

[@rq3306]

Same here, any answers yet? Any recommendations on moving or exercise?

[@lilymartinez8188]

Rudy Qassim WELL they put a needle in and drained it a few times suppper weird and I’d say to ask the doctor about a leg wrap it apparently helps depending on the situation. Because after they drained his they recommend compression stockings to help from it reappearing

[@lilymartinez8188]

Rudy Qassim his was caused by an injury so it depends on your situation

[@lilymartinez8188]

Rudy Qassim as for my dads situation the issue is still there but seems like it’s been alottt better he is able to do light work outs

[@arivasyivaa]

Thanks a lot

[@iam_dofy]

why thtromobisis only in one leg? not both?

[@MichaelEverheartt]

Hey Dawn, was wondering once someone has a positive acute thrombus how long does it normal take to become chronic? Like 2 weeks or 3 months? Or is there not really a usual time

[@Bavarian-BMW-Saudi]

Isn’t it we replaced heparin with apixaban already ? Plz reply thnx

[@Virtuewz]

Thank you

[@dianewomble527]

Thanks!

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That last commercial

[@somedusa1]

What is the word said at 3:22? Pulmonary Imfarct?

[@Emb-hs]

thank you

[@teya9031]

I was a patient of ceberel deep vein thrombosis after ny first pregnancy when i was in india and take medication and do yoga now i am alright

[@akshathaakshu148]

Te ya ..my brother was patient of left leg deep vein thrombodis doctor suggested him to take injections &tablets but no improvement i found ..please suggest me which type yoga better to cure

[@sapnathakur242]

Ple name which type of yoga

[@prabhakarwadhwani1026]

"Sarve santu niramaya" 🙏

[@sacredhealingartbykaveri461]

hi te, please tell me more about how are you managing It happened with me too after c section Chylothorax Pneumonia Bilateral pleural effusion DVT Ascites And many more Pls tell me