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	<title>Comments on: No Danger From Blood Clots During Long Air Travel</title>
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		<title>By: Trina</title>
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		<description>i&#039;m not sure it&#039;s a good idea to point to one study and say &quot;we&#039;re all done w air travel as a risk factor for DVT.  there are plenty of other studies and patient testimonials that would argue otherwise.

air travel poses no additional risk for DVT?  tell that to serena williams&#039; doctors.  her recent DVT and the resulting pulmonary embolism have been blamed by her doctors on immobility resulting from her leg injury and recent long flights.  i am now recovering from a DVT/PE myself and i can assure you that the prevailing thinking among doctors and the studies they produce is that air travel is syill a potential risk factor.

any kind of immobility, and air travel is one of them, increases the risk for DVT.  that&#039;s the bottom line.  so keep getting up and walking around on the plane every hour or so.  the life you save may be your own.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>i&#8217;m not sure it&#8217;s a good idea to point to one study and say &#8220;we&#8217;re all done w air travel as a risk factor for DVT.  there are plenty of other studies and patient testimonials that would argue otherwise.</p>
<p>air travel poses no additional risk for DVT?  tell that to serena williams&#8217; doctors.  her recent DVT and the resulting pulmonary embolism have been blamed by her doctors on immobility resulting from her leg injury and recent long flights.  i am now recovering from a DVT/PE myself and i can assure you that the prevailing thinking among doctors and the studies they produce is that air travel is syill a potential risk factor.</p>
<p>any kind of immobility, and air travel is one of them, increases the risk for DVT.  that&#8217;s the bottom line.  so keep getting up and walking around on the plane every hour or so.  the life you save may be your own.</p>
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