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What foods and fruits should not be eaten when suffering from blood clots?
by admin on 24-10-21
Food includes fruits. Patients with thrombosis can eat fruits appropriately, and there is no restriction on the types. However, care should be taken to avoid eating high-oil and high-fat foods, spicy foods, foods with high sugar content, high-salt foods, and alcoholic fo...
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What fruits are good for blood clots?
by admin on 24-10-17
In case of thrombosis, it is better to eat fruits such as blueberries, grapes, grapefruits, pomegranates, and cherries. 1. Blueberries: Blueberries are rich in anthocyanins and antioxidants, and have strong anti-inflammatory and an...
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Which vitamin helps in blood clotting?
by admin on 24-10-15
In general, vitamins such as vitamin K and vitamin C are needed for normal blood coagulation. The specific analysis is as follows: 1. Vitamin K: Vitamin K is a vitamin and an essential element for the human body. It has the effects of promoting blood coagulation, prevent...
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Reasons why blood does not coagulate
by admin on 24-10-11
Blood failure to coagulate may be related to thrombocytopenia, coagulation factor deficiency, drug effects, vascular abnormalities, and certain diseases. If you experience abnormal symptoms, please see a doctor immediately and receive treatment according to the doctor's ...
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Why does blood coagulate?
by admin on 24-09-30
Blood coagulates because of high blood viscosity and slow blood flow, which leads to blood coagulation. There are coagulation factors in the blood. When blood vessels bleed, coagulation factors are activated and adhere to platelets, causing blood viscosity to increase an...
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What is the coagulation process?
by admin on 24-09-26
Blood coagulation is the process in which coagulation factors are activated in a certain order, and finally fibrinogen is converted into fibrin. It is divided into the intrinsic pathway, the exogenous pathway and the common coagulation pathway. The coagulation process ca...
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