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how to avoid deep vein thrombosis?

There are various ways that may help you to avoid deep vein thrombosis:-

• Try to do exercise regularly, walking is fine.
  
• Don't sit for a long period. Try to move and stretch every hour.
• You must drink a lot of water
  
• Avoid tight clothes when you travel.
• Maintain Read more
  Edited 2032 days ago by Dr. Rohit Madhurkar

how do you prevent deep vein thrombosis?

You can prevent deep vein thrombosis by making a few lifestyle changes such as giving up smoking, wearing loose clothes. You should try to maintain a healthy diet and keep your blood pressure under control.

Well, keeping yourself hydrated may also help to prevent DVT. Read more

what is deep vein thrombosis and what are the symptoms?

Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) is a critical condition where a clot forms in one or more deep veins. It usually occurs in your thigh or lower leg.

If it's left untreated, DVT can cause serious complications. Not everyone with Deep vein thrombosis shows symptoms. But Read more

what is deep vein thrombosis?

Deep vein thrombosis is a condition where a blood clot forms in a deep vein inside your body. This condition most often occurs in your lower leg, but it can also develop in some other areas of your body. It may cause symptoms like swelling, Read more

does astigmatism get worse after cataract surgery?

Some studies have shown that astigmatism could get worse, post the cataract removal surgeries. However, you must consult your doctor, as they will be able to tell you the possible complications.

Astigmatism causes blurred vision for seeing objects both near and far. In a normal Read more

can you sneeze after cataract surgery?

Yes, you can sneeze or blow your nose without any worries post the cataract surgery. The normal body moments and outdoor activities can also be resumed, as long as your eyes are covered with a protective eye cover or shield.

However, you must avoid using soaps Read more

can you repeat cataract surgery?

No, Only the natural lenses can develop cataracts with age. In Cataract surgery, your surgeon will remove your natural lens and places an artificial lens which can never develop a cataract. This is an irreversible procedure where natural eye lenses are replaced with artificial ones. Read more

can cataract surgery fail?

While all surgeries pose some risks, cataract surgery is a highly successful procedure, with more than 98% of cases resulting in favourable outcomes.

However, there are some potential complications associated with cataract surgery such as pain, permanent loss of eye vision, or even loss of Read more

can cataract surgery be done on both eyes at once?

Yes, cataract removal surgery can be performed on both of your eyes at once. However, your doctor can thoroughly assess and advise in favour or against it.

Some patients are at higher risk of infections spreading from one eye to another. Hence, it will depend Read more

is cataract surgery painful?

Cataract surgery is not painful and you will be awake throughout the procedure. However, you may feel a little discomfort during the surgery. After the surgery, when you are off the anesthesia, you may feel slightly more discomfort.

On the day of cataract surgery, your Read more