Can A Blood Clot Go Away On Its Own?

The short answer to the question "Can a blood clot go away on its own" is

Yes, it can

BUT.

The short answer requires a longer, more detailed explanation.

Blood clots develop naturally in the body, and the body has the ability to dissolve them naturally. But sometimes, before they dissolve, they can cause serious, even life-threatening problems. The clot itself, or parts of it, can break away and travel to the lungs, heart, or brain, blocking blood flow.

If you suspect you have a blood clot, you should see a doctor and follow his or her advice for dealing with it.

Symptoms of a blood clot in the arms or legs include the following:

* Swelling. This can happen at or near the location of the spot. In serious cases, the entire leg or arm could puff up.

* Skin color change. You might notice that your arm or leg takes on a red or blue tinge, or gets warm or itchy.

* Pain And Soreness The feeling can range from dull to intense.

* Trouble Breathing. This could mean the clot has moved from a limb to the lungs. In such cases, an individual might even cough up blood.

* Chest Pain Chest discomfort or dizziness can signs that medical attention is needed right away.

* A Cramp. If the clot forms in the calf or lower leg, a cramp or "charley horse" may occur.

Symptoms of a blood clot near the heart or lungs include the following.

* Severe pain in your chest and arm

* Sweating

* Trouble breathing, or feeling short of breath

* Chest pain

* Coughing

* Sweating

* Dizziness

A blood clot in the brain could cause these symptoms.

* Problems with your vision or speech

* A seizure

* General feeling of weakness

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