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I hate wanting things I cannot have because it makes me want them more but we would literally die, or someone we care about would literally die and I do not want thatβ’οΈ </3
I dreamt there was another episode of my source. An alternative me who got out alive. An alternative me who hated himself for loving the Archivist. An alternative me who was taken by the Lonely for daring to remember him; for thinking I was better off alone.
Welcome to Max talks about Anatomy! Today's subject: Cardiovascular diseases β DVT
Deep Vein Thrombosis or DVT is a cardiovascular disease which is caused by a blood clot in the veins, most typically in the leg. It can have fatal consequences if left untreated, and is treated by use of anticoagulants. The first of which is administered intravenously. Although for the remainder of the average of 3 month recovery period the anticoagulants are administered orally. Some patients, however, need to be on anticoagulants the rest of their lives. Some side effects of untreated DVT include pulmonary embolism (which can be fatal), varicose veins, non healing skin ulcers, changes in skin color, and post thrombotic syndrome.
It can be caused by many things, some including genetic risk factors, pregnancy, physical inactivity, and obesity. It is also more common with people who have a genetic risk factor of cancer.