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Is it possible to have blood clot for over two months with no symptoms but random calf pain every now and then and of and on. went away but came back.
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Not really.: If you have a blood clot, it does not come and go......You may have just strained your calf muscle. If you think it is a blood clot, it is a medical urgency and needs to be cared for quickly.
Answered 6/17/2014
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