Understanding Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)

[@ommanipadmehung3014]

Everyone with DVT should watch this. Thank you so much

[@wiccadave5260]

Thank you for this video. My father passed away from DVT in 2020 so I try to learn and pass on as much information as I can

[@Phyziks0]

Sorry for your loss.

[@adoreshae2252]

Hey what was his symptoms?

[@gurvinderkaur5526]

Sorry for your loss but also thanks for doing this awareness

[@wiccadave5260]

@@adoreshae2252 swelling of the leg. Redness and could barely walk.

[@adoreshae2252]

@@wiccadave5260 thank you sorry for your loss

[@mabelodima9520]

Very educative. I am learning a lot. Someone was experiencing swollen feet last week and true they were diagnosed with dvt. I referred them to this channel. It is adding value. Thank you.

[@engineeredtruths8935]

Diagnosed through d dimer? Can one have dvt with normal d dimer levels?

[@mavisjones4750]

I had a DVT in 2007. I continue to try to learn as much as I can about them as well as post thrombotic syndrome. I appreciate your video.

[@aristacorporation6208]

Hi. Did it still hurts after so many years

[@gabigab1066]

​@@aristacorporation6208you are cured of tvp and I have it and I still take xarleto

[@gabigab1066]

Hello

[@oseroeuniceadeogun7845]

Thanks so much for this video. I am a survivor of PE. I developed dvt during pregnancy and shortly after delivery I was hospitalized for PE. I was treated with anticoagulants for a while and I got better.

[@joshualuke2221]

Sister what medicines they gave you even my wife has it it's just one week from maternity,. I'm from India...I'm just worried ...

[@hunzaumer9495]

i am from pakistan...can we talk about dvt privately.. i am very worried.. i have 2 years old son.. i dont want to die....

[@aarathys4024]

@@joshualuke2221hi , I am currently facing this DVT and 2 months pregnant , and being treated , do I need to face any further consequences

[@bukanahholly9629]

Thank you so much for these videos, they're really helpful to me in my learning. Things I couldn't understand my lecturers teaching for hours, you simplify them. You're indeed an amazing teacher! More grace and God bless you 🙏🙌

[@ZeroToFinals]

Great to hear, thank you!

[@princekhakona]

Where were you all this time? I watched 4 of your tutorials, you make the content easy to grasp for visual learners like myself. Thank you

[@myjourneytopa5999]

Great video! Thanks for this! Nice revision! Had a patient with it today on my ward! Very common condition indeed!

[@BallyBoy95]

Thank you yet again for still pushing out great content.

[@thoughtful_criticiser]

Great video, the guideline changes were very helpful as my tutors haven't mentioned them.

[@idealthunder]

I just had DVT 20 minutes ago and I couldn't walk, thanks it helped. 👍

[@saramahmoud9710]

i dont know how it will end up with me if i did not find your channel thank you !!!!🥰🥰

[@rupalverkhiya6139]

Best channel for medicos 🙏

[@rainandnature214]

Thank you for your amazing videos, and website. your notes are the best and you make everything so easy to learn, thanks Doc!

[@jepoydizon4852]

My mom has also this, her feet started to swell and she's also experiencing shortness of breath. The doctor told her that she has pleural effusion, they removed the fluids in her lungs until they found out she has DVT. She's now currently taking blood thinners after 2 weeks all of her symptoms are almost gone.

[@kickboxer8173]

Nice

[@ali_ssey]

You are such a great teacher!!!I love this channel❤❤❤ Keep teaching and inspiring us♥️

[@sqlsmarty4325]

I had a DVT, and bilateral PE’s. Doppler US confirmed the DVT Dx in the ER. My family practice doc asked me, “did they order a CT of your chest in the ER?” Since I was a former paramedic, I cringed at that question. I was having a bit of SOB, so he ordered a CTA. I was Dx with PE’s (bilateral). I was already on Lovenox, so that continued during my hospital stay. I was referred to a hematologist for f/u testing. I was Dx with a genetic condition, heterozygous for MTHFR. Now I’m on warfarin.

[@celestie02]

Thank you for the effort you put behind these vidoes

[@tianaharrisingh7013]

Wow! This explanation was easy to understand.

[@isiwaradesuma7253]

Superb , Everything in a nutshell

[@kevinrichards8119]

Keep these coming Tom

[@induarora9354]

Nice to learn..much..simple clear worded

[@Rene-uz3eb]

Deep vein thrombosis is accompanied by too little fibrinolysis (blood clot disolving capacity), as has been observed. tPA is mostly responsible for fibrinolysis activity, so it would appear low tPA secretion is to blame. Interestingly, Tissue plasminogen activator-mediated fibrinolysis protects against axonal degeneration and demyelination after sciatic nerve injury, 2000, so a low tPA would seem to be responsible for other problems as well, which includes adhesions. Bingo: Lipoproteins inhibit the secretion of tissue plasminogen activator from human endothelial cells, 1994 "Lp(a) inhibited constitutive TPA secretion by 50% and phorbol myristate acetate- and histamine-enhanced TPA secretion by 40%. LDL and HDL also depressed TPA secretion by 45% and 35% (constitutive) and 40% to 60% (stimulated)." THIS is why high saturated fat and cholesterol diet is bad.

[@stevenpryer5880]

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[@greywolfwalking6359]

Thanks 👍! I have had n have this situation,for some time...am on a Coumadin regimen...n it seems to work relatively ok!! My INR is maintained at 2-3..n..it is stable at this time!! Thanks for sharing this explanation...there are some out there,that must/ need to know n understand about what they have,n , just how deadly it can be!! 👍🧙‍♂️🐺!!!!

[@HeraldKingDUGONG]

As an avid gamer DVT really scares me because I sit a lot on a chair most of the day. Also, due to some sports injuries from my mountaineering and distance running days I have a few aches and crinks that wont go away so i am a bit more sedentary than i would like to be.

[@dr.abdifatahabdiali9007]

Wonderful knowledge ❤ We real appreciate

[@MK-ih6wp]

This video is very relevant right now, as both COVID & vaccines can cause clotting. Often microthrombi- tiny clots- that are too small to detect on scans, so your best bet is a d-dimer test. I have asked my parents to get their baseline d-dimer & troponin bloodwork done, as well as S protein antibodies tests, both before and after they get their booster doses.

[@xerilaun]

What were the test results?

[@shivanichhabra1166]

meri sis ko leg me bhut pain rehta tha . wo tur fir v nhi sakti thi , ik din hame kisi ne planet ayuveda me dr . vikram sir ke bare me btya , fer hamne wha se apna elaj krwya . ab wo bikul thik ho gai . ab wo tur fir v sakti ha .

[@marinaojog9448]

Thanks You! You have a great channel

[@Zakariah1971]

Excellent presentation

[@paulaharrisbaca4851]

I see this got posted on Halloween. Very scary stuff.

[@bobsh8279]

Thank you dr for nice video, goodmornig van Netherland 🌷

[@nadiaaboud487]

Thank you so much for your time and greatfull knowledge

[@alisadiq1981]

Thanks alot for nice explanation

[@siddharthpeswani9]

Great Video!

[@ramraichandani3425]

Thank you for your information👍🙏

[@geethuchandra5344]

Thank you so much my love!!!

[@collinspakaya1598]

thank you so much ur amazing teacher

[@sandalemasangcay5615]

Very helpful!

[@larabutler4130]

Hi, I'm concerned about my Dad. He had a Heart Attack 10 months ago & had 5 stents inserted. About 12 days ago a wooden fence blew down & hit him on the back of his knee. He had a small cut which I cleaned up but as he's on so many tablets (blood thinners etc) I could see immediately that the lower leg was starting to bruise. It was black, blue & purple for a good few days. 2 days ago, his lower leg started to swell. Now his whole ankle is swollen up & black & blue bruising has appeared on the top of his foot & on his toes. His calf is extremely painful but it's the swelling & bruising that I'm concerned about particularly as it has only started in the last 2 days. He has no problem with his chest or breathing but I'm convinced he needs to get checked out even if he is on blood thinners. I suppose I need a little more confidence re the condition to keep fighting with him to go to the Hospital. Do you think I am right??? Thanks

[@HeraldKingDUGONG]

How is your dad doing now...take care love🎉❤

[@SGSJR31]

Thank you, great video!!!

[@justarandombluebird8222]

This is what happens when you Speedrun just cause 3 for 20 hours straight

[@expendableround6186]

I AM GOING TO GET A *DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS*

[@joannatitilopebabatope]

This video is really helpful

[@mdsifuddin7466]

Thanks a lot, sir

[@pravinakolkar7218]

Thank you verrry much for video.What could be cost of filtering blood to remove clot ,what are chances to reoccurence? How to identify?

[@aishafathi3151]

Tom i never know u but I’m grateful sooo much this isn’t little thin‘ , is so much bigger that u professionally don’t know Hope u always and forever in higher places ✨✨🤍🤍🤍🥺🌸

[@ltfkdk861]

Great video!!

[@abuhasib8035]

Great video

[@asifpaul9038]

excellent

[@ralphwilson5385]

Can you do a video on plaque psoriasis that will be helpful

[@Abtinhas]

so useful and practical

[@svenhuber6533]

I had DVT (undiagnosed) and then double sided PE. Now I am 6 moths in, PE was gone after 3 months but small DVT persisted, no I am 6 months on Xeralto with going to 9 month. After that we do another Ultrasound for the DVT. DVT was caused by sleeping in a chair, the right lower leg was sleeping and strong pain in a vein, the calf was for 2 days in a cramp. Unfortunately I did not go to see a doctor, if I would have then the PE would have been preventable.

[@tutorwani-nq2my]

Hi..can I know how long U get hospitalised? And is that during your hospitalisation, you hv to hv on and off intubation? My partner has been hospitalised for 3weeks now from PE. I'm so scared for him since now he caught lung infection from being hospitalised.

[@svenhuber6533]

@@tutorwani-nq2my I am sorry to hear that. I also had with the PE an lung infection, I was in the Hospitals for 6 days every 8 hours injections (Low Molecular Weight Heparin (LMWH)) and broadband antibiotics also every 8 hours infusion. After 6 days they did not make an CTA scan again and released me with antibiotic tablets (12 days in total with the hospital infusions) and Xeralto. After 3 month they made a CTA for the lung blood vessels and a ultrasound for the DVT (they did both when I was hospitalized). The lung was free of cloths and but they found small DVT remaining. And yes my lung was full of fluids, that makes actually the trouble (or damaged lung tissue by the oxygen deprivation). Now 9 month in, I still have pain on one side were a lot of fluid was. I also will go this week to make an ultrasound for the DVT, to determine whether I have to stay on Xeralto. I may have to scope all my life with the blood thinner and/or pain (scared lung tissue).

[@hauwayusuf8175]

Very educative

[@lasantharku9882]

Thank you 👍

[@camokadevorso2040]

very useful

[@PepsiT98]

This was great!

[@MsShay78]

Thank you for this information. I will be using this in the future.

[@utsavimishra106]

Clear concise and accurate

[@nkyw255]

Thank you.

[@sandrasmalls4497]

❤ thank you, I need to know cause I have small things dark blood spots from my nose

[@alialsalami7934]

Thank you so much

[@yannur6841]

Thank you so so much!!

[@1412Z]

This video is great!

[@drsanjaykumar3448]

Excellent

[@shroder2748]

"I AM GOING TO GET A D E E P V E I N T H R O M B O S U S (D V T)" ~Martincitopants

[@helenbrooks4787]

Good for you,good luck with that.

[@Mmmmy768]

This case in book mycloide osce

[@hishamalnour9072]

Amazing video

[@hayelomgidey8161]

amazing sir

[@sorianasor9730]

How can you tell the difference between DVT and arterial thrombosis?

[@AnniesHere-rn5bc]

Great video ty

[@heatherking8772]

Thanks so much, really helpful :)

[@bansaripatel5678]

super helpful!!!

[@sooriapragass1088]

Greatly benefited

[@198610ravi]

Thisis the third time when i m facing trambosis. Whenever i am donating blood it causes DVT please suggest.

[@charlieblvd5384]

Problem; over 6 months with DVT. My doctor said that's nothing. Had 4 stage cancer and given lupron. Then had a total hip replacement. How do you find a doctor that cares more about the patient than money??? Just waiting to die.

[@HollywoodCreeper]

Damn. I'm sorry. Don't give up. Don't waste your time either. How old are you? What kind of cancer do they say you have?

[@apollonius_rising]

Oh god I’m so sorry. As to how to find a doctor that cares more about people than money, you actually have to move to a country where doctors are only paid a bit more than the general populace. Then they only get into it truly because they care. England and much or Europe works. I bet you’re in the US, huh? My apologies, dear one. Cancer treatments in the US are especially monetized through doctors. In the US, I’d go on a low vitamin K diet and or warfarin, and Allergy Research’s nattokinase on an empty stomach.

[@ayeshaafzal6662]

Thank you sir

[@mohammedsayed7673]

Hi I need your help and guidance please I'm worried about my mom it started with and scratch on her lower leg... Later found out it was a blood clot... Found a vasculaire surgeon on the net and to my mom for a review.. Because I don't have medical aid he didn't help me much said there is blood pooling in my mom's left leg what must I do and were do I take her for treatment... She is on asprine and blood clot has spreaded... He did not change her meds help urgently thanks will await your reply at the soonest

[@ghadaali8310]

thanks alot 😊

[@tbip2001]

Are you the same guy that does the tldr channel? You sound very much like him!

[@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

[@espikala1]

very helpful!

[@gusolive]

I need to work out what lower body exercises are recommended to get the blood moving like stretching running cycling etc

[@michaelhussey440]

If a patient completes a 3 month course of Rivaroxaban for a left common femoral DVT and still has symptoms, then is the likelihood Post Thrombotic Syndrome ? Or should the treatment continue for another 3 months before considering this diagnosis ?

[@legacymedicalsalesllc1016]

This is a great video! I'm glad you've explained the subject so well. We actually provide a product that helps prevent this from happening post surgery, have you heard of the Plasma Flow? We have a video of it on our youtube channel.

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[@vlogswithsasha1]

i think i might have dvt and i am scared but my mum is at work and i dont want to interupt her, what should i do, its in my calf, it happned after i wore a moon boot for a ankle sprain

[@diyallthings]

Does someone with erysipelas need to take veinotonics?

[@sorianasor9730]

why no DOACss in Thrombotic Antiphospholipid Syndrome?\

[@williammorgan1860]

This might be out of place here. If you have this I’m sorry. Anyone From martincitopants’s Q and A

[@JohnPerez-k3n]

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[@rohanjoseph6607]

Can anyone please explain compensate stage and decompensate stage??

[@AryanBhaskar_]

Good evening hello sar mere kisi kuling Ko dvt hai to main aapse sampark Sadhna chahta hun aapse Milana chahta hun aapka consultant fees kya hai hospital

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Can i have dvt with normal d dimer?

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