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A member asked:
Can a untreated dvt heal on its own...and how likely is it to break loose after heaving it for a month?
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Be seen!: I would strongly advise being seen! Not only do you likely need treatment but it would be worthwhile to discuss *why* you have a DVT. Leaving it be could kill you.
Answered 4/19/2019
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