What is a DVT? How do you Diagnose and Treat it? | Expert Explains Everything You Need To Know!

[@ManizaAhmed-g6c]

Just started my vascular sonography course and DVT scanning is required for some patients. This has helped me understand the basics about DVT. Thank you.

[@AmbroseB1900]

Very clearly and succinctly explained. I was recently found to have 2 DVTs in my left calf, one in the Peroneal, the other in the PTV despite only scoring 1 on the Wells test and 2 on the D-dimer but fortunately the hospital team saw fit to do an ultrasound scan which revealed both. They called mine unprovoked as I don't fall into any of the risk categories. Am now on Apixaban for at least 6 months and am walking for up to an hour a day as well as doing exercises advised by other online physios. Your video has been most helpful in increasing my understanding, thank you.

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Thank you so much for your message and wishing you all the best in your recovery!

[@darylranolo9056]

I just recently diagnosed with DVT and this video is by far the most informative and coherent presentation I have seen.

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Thank you for your kind words Daryl, wishing you all the very best

[@Andrew-kc4li]

This man has a nice, informative voice without sounding all smug. Thank you.

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Thank YOU Andrew!

[@h.ann.11]

Amazing explanation, much better than my PT uni 👏

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Glad it helped! Thank you for your kind words!

[@munirhossain7899]

Very informative video; causes-sign symptoms-diagnosis-W.Scores-differential diagnosis-tests-treatmens-preventive measures etc have been discussed nicely; thanks a lot..

[@ClinicalPhysio]

You’re very welcome! Thank you for watching!

[@maryamissa7480]

This video is VERY helpful! You are great at explaining the subject. Thank you so much!

[@ClinicalPhysio]

You're very welcome! Thank you for watching!

[@bettyweimer394]

Very good info! Very clear and informative!

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Glad you think so! Thank you!

[@Zakariah1971]

Great video presentation

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Thank you so much

[@Hinssss]

Hii there, want to ask are there any special questions we need to ask for # cases please? Given that the patient has # yesterday, tysm!

[@martinurry7107]

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[@martinurry7107]

Here malta

[@BaldGod]

I have swelling above my knee in my thigh. Nothing below my knee and no pain really. I did do leg day at the gym last week and did the stair master yesterday, could i have strained something?

[@George-n2r]

I'm considering a chin surgery,my chin/jaw is damaged and getting worse. I'm wanting augmentation/mandable reconstruction. But I'm scared of DVT what are the odds?

[@superoli5308]

Can a dvt can cause loss of sensation? Some small part of my both calves had loss of sensation for half a year now. No pain, no redness, or swelling.

[@ClinicalPhysio]

If you are concerned I would definitely ensure that you see a Dr or physio about this as there are many things that can cause sensation changes in the legs

[@bengtecktay4905]

Can an ultrasound miss a small clot ?

[@ClinicalPhysio]

I’m wondering if your question is because this happened to you or someone you know? If so I’m sorry to hear it and I hope you are doing ok 🙏🏼

[@bengtecktay4905]

@@ClinicalPhysio It happened to someone I know . Thank goodness the clot in the leg was removed - hence the person is still alive but on anticoagulant at present . But there could be residual clots and non-fatal PEs in the lungs . I am wondering given the higher clot burden - whether or not a helping hand should be given to help remove any other residual clot ( DVT , superficial below the skin and PE ) .

[@bengtecktay4905]

@@ClinicalPhysio I am worried about clots especially given the fact that the person received the BionTech mRNA spike protein vaccine . The spike protein Pfizer vaccine is in the news for funny things - white fibrous clots etc , and frameshift products due to the chemically modified mRNAs in the BionTech vaccine .

[@bengtecktay4905]

@@ClinicalPhysio Hence microclots can be a big problem .