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Treatment

There are several medical and surgical treatments available to patients who are diagnosed with a blood clot. Some patients are put on medications, such as warfarin or DOACs. Other patients receive mechanical interventions, such as filters. This information is designed to help you work with your healthcare provider to choose the best treatment for you. For patients interested in extra support, please visit our Support Group page.

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Ask The Expert: Julie Anderson, MD and the role of a PCP

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Food for Thought: Vitamins, Diet, and Anticoagulation

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The First Six Months

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Visiting the Emergency Department for a Blood Clot: What to Expect

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Direct Oral Anticoagulants (DOACs) vs. Warfarin: Key Differences

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A Guide to INR Levels

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Inflammation, Diet, Health, and Clots: What You Need to Know

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Exercise: The Surprising Benefits

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Stepping into Success: Exercise After a Blood Clot

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Just Relax: Practicing Meditation to Combat Stress and Improve Your Health

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