Yes: Once you are treated, still you can work out. Usually, exercises are not advisable immediately within 24 hours of DVT treatment.
Answered 8/19/2015
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Depends: Ask your doctor who knows specific details of your case.
Answered 8/19/2015
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Probably.: But, this subject is not well studied and details could make a big difference. Some evidence suggests light activity (i.e., walking) is helpful. And, avoiding prolonged inactivity is actually a good idea. Beyond that, no one really knows. In general, my opinion would be to avoid vigorous exercise with DVT less than a few weeks old, but only your doctor knows the specifics of your problem.
Answered 3/31/2017
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DVT/EXERCISE: There are many locations for DVT. The smaller the vein usually the less significant and the faster it will improve. Most DVT is treated by a blood thinner and some is treated by ASA. Whether or not you should begin exercise with a DVT depends on the status of your anticoagulation and the location of your clot. Confirm this with your treating physician.
Answered 2/28/2017
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Workout: i would be careful if you are on blood thinners as any trauma will cause increase risk of internal bleeding discuss with your doctor
Answered 11/28/2017
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