<!-- from fixya rte -->Medicines to prevent blood clotting. - Coffee Makers & Espresso Machines

"When a blood clot forms within a vein that is located deep in the human body, it is called deep vein thrombosis. Blood clots can typically form when the blood begins to thicken and then form together. Deep vein thrombosis usually happens in the upper thigh or within the lower part of the leg. When the blood clot begins to travel throughout the body's blood stream, it is called an embolus, and it can be a very serious condition. The clot can then block many vital organs of the body, and it is then referred to as pulmonary embolism."

Reference:

http://health.facty.com/conditions/deep-vein/deep-vein-thrombosis-10-causes-and-risk-factors/2/

Depends on size, location etc. Could take up to several months.

1-First Stay active,action of skeletal muscles is very good to prevent blood clots
exercises after long periods of immobility is important.
2-Take a supplement. People who do not get enough dietary intake of Omega-3-fatty acids should consider taking a supplement. They are available in form of fish oils, flax-seed oils and primrose oils
3-Keep the body hydrated. It always helps to take in lots of fluids. A dehydrated body is like an un lubricated body where the blood cells will be forced to stick to each other to form clots
4-Guiltlessly go for dark chocolate
5-Use garlic and turmeric
6-Go for pomegranate and grapefruit
7-Eat more cranberries, grapes, and cherries

hope this will helped you

That is a cephalosporin antibiotic. Dosage varies according to the sickness, a typical dose being 600 mg per day, with or without food.

The prescribing doctor needs to know if the patient has allergies to anything, is pregnant, or has any

- blood clot disorder
- disorder of the kidneys or bowel
- seizures
- diabetes
- recent vaccinations
- other medicines regularly taken

Like other antibiotics the full course in the presciption should be taken to the last dose as directed.

When your skin is injured or broken, platelets clump together and form clots to stop the bleeding. When you dont have enough platelets in your blood, your blood cannot form clots. A low platelets count may also be called thrombocytopenia.

The seat is partly to blame. It presses against the veins in the leg, restricting blood flow. Inactivity also plays a role. It decelerates the movement of blood through veins.

You should stand up and sit down every hour or two and sometimes get up and walk around the plane in order to stream your blood around your body and avoid blood clots.

You can I reduce the chance of blood clot by exercising your legs from time to time. Move them up and down, back and forth. Bend your knees. Stand up and sit down. Every hour or two get up and walk around.

I would follow the MayoClinic guidelines. You can find them here:
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/first-aid-kits/FA00067