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A member asked:
Can get a blood clot from sitting but how long do you have to sit?
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DVT time frame: I don't believe there is a definitive time frame in regards to developing a blood clot. Many factors need to be considered; patient age, medical conditions such as obesity and heart disease, smoking history among other things. These conditions increase a persons risk of developing a blood clot.
Answered 4/30/2013
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