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Your veins rely on the movement of neighbouring muscles as well as your heartbeat to move blood through them. Veins have valves that prevent blood from flowing backwards and pooling in your arms and legs. When your blood flow slows down, sticky substances called clotting factors form, making blood cells clump together. DVT occurs when those sticky cells form a blood clot. A blood clot can build up in a vein (usually in the leg) and break apart. If a broken part of the clot enters your bloodstream, it travels through veins in your belly and into your heart and then into your lungs. The blood clot can get stuck and block the blood vessels. This serious condition, called pulmonary embolism, can permanently damage your lungs and even cause death. Blood is always flowing inside your body. But sometimes it doesn’t move as well as it should perhaps after surgery, during pregnancy, or when you’re sitting for long time.

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