Low: The true incidence of deep vein thrombosis is not entirely known as many studies have not been accurate nor conclusive to date. However, overall it is thought approximately 80 cases of deep vein thrombosis occur per 100, 000 persons occur annually.
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Yes: But if you suspect DVT you should definitely be seen and examined and tested for hypercoagulability abnormalities.
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Absolutely low: Rare even particular if lean and exercising regularly.
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Low, but not zero: Anyone can develop a DVT with the right risk factors (immobility, trauma, hypercoagulability, etc), but in general, knowing nothing else about you, your risk is very low.
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