What Is Often Mistaken For A Blood Clot Novels & Stories

Not long after sitting down, a somewhat androgynous female voice spoke near him, "Sir, I think you might be in the wrong seat." Ethan checked and realized he had mistaken seat 9 for 8. "I'm so sorry," he apologized to the lady, then moved to his correct seat. Suddenly, he remembered the doctor's words: The residual blood clot in your brain is pressing on your optic nerve. If this continues, your vision will gradually weaken, and in a more severe case, it could lead to blindness.

Caenis finally stopped in his tracks and reluctantly turned around. "In theory, this sort of thing shouldn't happen." Caenis returned to the bedside with a frown and said, "Once the pills are taken, the patient will show immediate improvement. "I think it's internal bleeding or stagnation in the patient's abdomen. Once it's expelled, they'll feel better! "The reason she feels pain all over her body is closely related to the trapped blood clots that can't be eliminated." This reason actually made sense. Caroline coughed up blood again.

Biology and I were more parallel than the opposite faces of a ruler. “Well,” the doctor continued, “ VTM is when you have a blood clot in a major vein deep inside the body. Because of your accident and the poor treatment afterwards these clumps of blood formed in your legs. I will prescribe you anticoagulants to prevent clots from getting bigger until we’ll be able to appoint a surgery.” “Is this uhm... VTM… alarming?” “I wouldn’t say so. Not yet anyways. If you take your anticoagulants and the surgery goes well, you’ll be all dandy.”