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Blood clots Part 1 (Teacher: Michael)
Every man who cuts himself shaving knows
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bleeding time will be limited, but
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formation of
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clot of blood can be
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very serious complication.
For example,
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clot in
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the circulation of
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brain or in
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small coronary arteries - which keep
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muscles of
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heart supplied with blood - can produce either
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stroke or, in
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case of
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heart muscle,
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attack known as
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coronary.
Quite often in these conditions, or if
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clot forms in
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lungs or veins of
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lower limb, anticoagulants are prescribed to make it more difficult for
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blood to clot.
But, obviously, there must be
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limit to
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slowing-down of
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clotting rate. Carried to excess it can mean
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bleeding goes on for far too long.
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