Yes: Pregnancy is a known risk factor for DVT. You are at an even higher risk having already had one. http://www.whattoexpect.com/pregnancy/pregnancy-health/complications/deep-venous-thrombosis.aspx
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Yes: Pregnancy is a 'pro thrombotic state meaning there is increased chance of blood clots forming. So in short yes there is always a chance that you get get it again in your subsequent pregnancies. There are ways to prevent DVT. Talk to your maternity doctor about this.
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YES! Get treated!: You are at particularly high risk of a recurrent DVT. You should probably be treated to prevent clots. Your pre-natal provider will be able to address this, make sure to bring it up with them! Stay well hydrated, walk often, and wear compression stockings (not panty hose, get them at the drug store). You probably need to be on medication, check with your doctor!!
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