No, usually: it is the opposite situation(prolonged immobility) that can predispose to DVT. If you are walking around a lot, you are not placing yourself at risk for DVT.
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Standing and DVT.: Standing and being on your feet for long periods of time should not cause DVT or increase your risk of developing DVT. In fact, it should have just the opposite affect. By standing and moving your calf muscle contract to move the blood out of the veins to help to prevent clotting to occur.
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