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A member asked:
If you had deep vein thrombosis it the bloodclot could go to the lungs. is there a possible time line when this would happen?
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Really no: The event is generally totally unexpected. My hope is that you get this resolved as soon as possible and comply with any follow-up.
Answered 6/29/2015
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