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Can a dvt come back, i was diagnosed in 3/2017, now my leg feels warm and tingling, aching and a little more swollen than in the last few weeks. is th?
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Yes: Having had DVT means you are prone to developing DVT. Please consult your doctor at your earliest.
Answered 12/6/2018
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