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Anxiety sufferer. i spent 4 days laying in bed more then not although i did get up occasionally to do household things. could that create a leg clot?
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See below: Unlikely to cause a blood clot. The important question, is what are you doing for your anxiety? It sounds as if it is not well controlled.
Answered 2/24/2017
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