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An estimated 900,000 Americans are affected by blood clots every year, so it makes sense to wonder what a blood clot feels like. Knowing the signs and symptoms could save your life.

Learn more about Symptoms associated with blood clots in different parts of the body, including DVT, legs, arms, lungs, heart, brain, and kidneys.

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As March Madness approaches, athletes experiencing neck or shoulder pain are being urged to consider the possibility of thoracic outlet syndrome, a condition that can lead to blood clots.

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An unidentified astronaut aboard the International Space Station had a deep vein thrombosis — or blood clot — in the jugular vein of their neck, according to a new case study.

With blood clots that move to the brain, they typically originate from a blocked blood vessel in a spot in the body like the neck, or directly from the heart, Hussain says.

Water keeps your blood thinner and easier to travel through your veins. Most experts recommend aiming to drink at least 8 ounces every two hours, especially if you’re traveling.

An unidentified astronaut aboard the International Space Station had a deep vein thrombosis — or blood clot — in the jugular vein of their neck, according to a new case study.