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Blood Clot Risk Checklist for Pregnant Women

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Checklist for blood clot risks

Determine your risk when pregnant or in the 3 months just after delivery

Check the box next to any risks that might apply to you and share this information with your doctor or healthcare provider.

Blood clot risks associated with pregnancy

Prolonged immobility due to bed rest during pregnancy or recovery after delivery
Delivery of a baby by C-section
A previous blood clot, a family history of blood clots, or a genetic blood clotting disorder
Pregnancy at age 35 or older
Certain pregnancy conditions and complications, such as pregnancy with multiple babies or the use of fertility treatments involving hormones

Other risks for blood clots

Smoking
Overweight or obesity
Sitting too long, such as traveling for more than four hours, especially with legs crossed
Long-term diseases, such as heart and lung conditions, or diabetes

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If any of these risks apply to you, speak with your healthcare provider.
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