Man aside from the waaaay too touchy people in this thread, hopefully this young man gets this issue resolved so he can lead a normal healthy life.
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Javin Wright blood clots & surgery
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Well said
One of the vaccines causes blood clots so it's a reasonable question. If the answer is yes it's something our medical personnel might want to place extra emphasis on when watching our other players.
Wow. Sad news. Prayers for Javin. 
Nothing communicated on that as of this evening
I suspect Coach Frost will touch on it tomorrow in his Thursday Post Practice meeting with the press
I would think between the staff, his parents and him the decision will be made ad to what his future holds
And minor to major surgeries. Very common.
My daughter had pulled wisdom tooth (infection). Checked blood clots twice a week and she subscribed blood thinner pills (Rx Warfarin) for 1 month.
Another daughter, the same thing ... Warfarin. (remove benign tumor)
Finally me ... lifetime Rx Warfarin pills (J.R. Richard "disease"). Very cheap, equal to aspirin.
By the way, Warfarin drug is the same as rat poisoning
. Obviously MORE potent.
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Many people have blood clots. Some are more significant than others. I have had one. They are nothing to fool around with. Mine was a deep vein thrombosis, or DVT, a blood clot that occurs in a vein.
A vein is a type of blood vessel that carries oxygen-poor blood back to the heart (versus arteries, which are blood vessels that carry oxygen-rich blood throughout your body). DVT blood clots usually occur in the leg, though they can occur in the arm or other veins. The clot can block blood flow and lead to painful swelling in the affected limb. A DVT may also lead to a pulmonary embolism (PE), which happens when a DVT blood clot breaks off and travels through the bloodstream to the lungs.
Having a DVT can be scary, and it's normal to want to understand how it could have happened, especially if you feel like you’re generally healthy. The truth is, almost anyone can get a DVT, but your risk increases if you have certain risk factors, especially if you have more than one.
DVT risk factors you can influence or that are temporary:
DVT risk factors you can’t control or change:
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A vein is a type of blood vessel that carries oxygen-poor blood back to the heart (versus arteries, which are blood vessels that carry oxygen-rich blood throughout your body). DVT blood clots usually occur in the leg, though they can occur in the arm or other veins. The clot can block blood flow and lead to painful swelling in the affected limb. A DVT may also lead to a pulmonary embolism (PE), which happens when a DVT blood clot breaks off and travels through the bloodstream to the lungs.
Having a DVT can be scary, and it's normal to want to understand how it could have happened, especially if you feel like you’re generally healthy. The truth is, almost anyone can get a DVT, but your risk increases if you have certain risk factors, especially if you have more than one.
DVT risk factors you can influence or that are temporary:
- Flying on a plane for long periods
- Being overweight
- Smoking
- Oral contraceptives or hormone therapy
- Injury to a deep vein due to surgery or other trauma
- Slow blood flow due to immobility after surgery or during illness
- Certain cancer treatments
DVT risk factors you can’t control or change:
- A family history of DVT
- Certain blood disorders that make your blood more likely to clot (eg, factor V Leiden, a mutation of one of the clotting factors involved in normal blood clotting)
- Older age
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My nominee for post of the year.
Good to hear!
My blood clot factor, trauma due to an old injury. And neck artery, not vein.
For some reason, blood clot breaks off and travels through to the my brain.
BTW, you said "lead to painful swelling" ..... myself, no pain and swelling at all.
