Lo que debe saber sobre los trombos o coágulos de sangre si tiene la enfermedad de células falciformes
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Alternative Title:What to know about blood clots if you have sickle cell disease [Spanish]
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Description:What to know about blood clots if you have sickle cell disease [Spanish]
Las personas con enfermedad de células falciformes tienen un mayor riesgo de presentar coágulos de sangre que la población en general. A un coágulo de sangre en una de las grandes venas, generalmente en la pierna o el brazo de una persona, se lo llama trombosis venosa profunda. Si la trombosis venosa profunda no se trata, puede aumentar de tamaño o desprenderse y desplazarse a los pulmones. A un coágulo de sangre en los pulmones se lo llama embolia pulmonar y puede causar la muerte.
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