Attention Lovenox users: Learn about these unexpected causes of DVT
Those using Lovenox are likely at risk of suffering from deep vein thrombosis (DVT). These are blood clots that can lead to a number of health concerns.
Those using Lovenox are likely at risk of suffering from deep vein thrombosis (DVT). These are blood clots that can lead to a number of health concerns. Although most only consider DVT a threat when undergoing certain surgeries, there are some unexpected causes that users should be aware of: Holiday travels "If you plan to travel overseas or cross country, make sure you at least every two hours, and try not to sleep more than four hours at a time," Dr. Alan Lumsden, cardio surgeon at Houston Methodist DeBakey Heart & Vascular Center, explained to Newswise. "Drink plenty of water or juices, wear loose-fitting clothing, eat light meals and limit alcohol consumption." Patients who already buy Lovenox may be at a greater risk due to their existing circulation problems. Others who should take these tips into consideration include seniors. Lumsden suggests that people traveling long distances this holiday season take these added precautions:
Shaving It's important for individuals expressing DVT symptoms to talk to their doctor immediately. Signs found in the legs to be aware of include:
Many doctors will prescribe blood thinners, aspirin, Lovenox or other Canadian drugs to help decrease one's risk for DVT. |
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