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How could the er find out if i have any blood clots?
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Blood & imaging: Depending on the level of suspicion for a blood clot an ER physician would order blood tests (such as D-dimers) to determine the likelihood for a patient to have a blood clot; depending on the results of the exam the ER physician would then order an appropriate imaging study such as an ultrasound or CT-scan.
Answered 12/30/2014
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