A blood clot can cause your leg to swell, become sore or painful (especially when walking), the skin can get red, and you might have a warm spot on it somewhere. Some blood clots can break off or move around, which can be very dangerous. If a blood clot reaches your lungs, your symptoms can be that of it being difficult to breathe, chest pain, a fever, cough (with or without blood in it), rapid heart beat, and you might faint easily or have fainted several times on a row or within a short amount of time from each one.
If you have any symptoms of blood clots, seek help as soon as possible!
it would feel like a lump in my leg.
cellulitis
could be cellulitus, or a blood clot in the leg
A blood clot in the leg occurs within a large vein in the leg causing blood flow to be blocked. If you are experiencing pain in your leg and notice that it is swelling or becoming red, then you have a blood clot. If you notice these symptoms, you should seek medical treatment as soon as possible. Leaving a clot untreated could cause
Impedes blood flow to & from leg ... so you might lose that leg. Also, if the clot breaks loose it can interfere with systemic or pulmonary circulation - in which case you might die.
Yes
If you mean a good kind of blood clot, Vitamin K is required. If you mean bad blood clot, I don't know.
how long can u have a blood clot before u know u have it
Highly unlikely you will suffer a blood clot.
Usually the symptoms of a blood clot in the leg include pain or heaviness in your legs, a warm spot, discoloration (red area), or swelling. Also, you may experience a fever, a fast heart beat or difficultly breathing.
You wouldn't.
No, because blood clots travel but you should look at a more professional website for that.
Swelling can be caused by a blood clot, best to go to the doc...