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Clot in shoulder level
Clot will go by warm compression or cold compression?
Having a clot in shoulder, doc said cream and it'll go by it lself
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Is it a haematoma or a clot?
The difference is that when you say "clot" , it means that the clot is there inside a blood vessel , and it can break and move with the blood stream.
A haematoma is a collection of blood which is lying outside the blood vessel. This is the one which will go by compresses.
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Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult
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Follow your treating doctor advice
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