Tag: blood clots

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March 14, 2024/Women's Health

Period Blood Clots: Should You Be Concerned?

Although it can be alarming, it’s normal to experience blood clots during menstruation

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September 6, 2023/Skin Care & Beauty

Home Remedies for Varicose Veins: What Works and What Doesn’t

Home remedies can improve (but not cure) the symptoms and appearance of varicose veins

Birth control possible side effects: blood clots in lungs
April 25, 2022/Heart Health

What To Know About Birth Control and Blood Clots

Here’s what experts say about how the two are related

Varicose veins surrounding a bent knee shot in profile
April 14, 2022/Heart Health

When To Worry About Varicose Veins

Some symptoms should be taken seriously

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February 24, 2022/Heart Health

6 Blood Clot Signs You Shouldn’t Ignore

Learn the warning signs and risks based on location in your body

Managing diabetes and obesity during covid
February 7, 2022/Diet, Food & Fitness

Why It’s Important To Manage Obesity and Diabetes During the Pandemic

Get things under control with the help of two experts

resveratrol in grapes and grape juice
January 24, 2022/Nutrition

Health Benefits of Resveratrol — and Should You Take It?

Resveratrol is a powerful antioxidant that provides protective benefits for your heart, brain and body

woman holding hormone therapy birth control pills
November 4, 2020/Women's Health

Hormones, Blood Clots and COVID-19: Should You Be Worried?

Get the answers from a vascular medicine specialist

blood clot formation
May 31, 2020/Lung

Should You Be Worried About Blood Clots With COVID-19?

Your coronavirus blood clot questions, answered

Bruise on leg
March 8, 2020/Primary Care

Do You Bruise Easily? When to Get It Checked Out

Why bruises develop and how doctors evaluate them

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