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I had a pe at 29. idiopathic. no symptoms. very small. it was diagnosis in jan. if it was from cancer would i show symptoms yet of malignancy?
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Yes: IF your blood clot was due to cancer you should have had additionally symptoms unless it is in its early stage. Many other things cause blood clots, such as birth control, smoking, genetic mutations. Best to see your doctor to address your concerns. Good luck
Answered 9/10/2018
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