PETAL · INSIGHTS Thrombosis Risk: A Brief Self-Assessment Select all that apply
Risk Factors
Prolonged bed rest — illness, injury, or post-surgery recovery mobility
Long journey by plane, car, or train — 4+ hours without getting up mobility
Hours-long sedentary stretches at a desk, mahjong table, or screen mobility
Recent hip, knee, or major orthopaedic surgery surgery
Lower limb or pelvic fracture in the past few months surgery
Active cancer, or diagnosed heart failure / severe lung disease condition
Previous deep vein thrombosis or pulmonary embolism history
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Recommended Actions
Move every hour. Ankle pumps and short walks actively counter slow venous flow.
Check urine colour: pale yellow means adequate hydration; dark yellow means drink now.
Discuss your risk profile with a doctor. Compression stockings may be appropriate.
Elevated risk: anticoagulant medicines may be indicated. Do not adjust dose independently.
Seek emergency care if you experience: sudden leg swelling, chest pain, or unexplained breathlessness.
For awareness only. Not a substitute for professional medical evaluation. CITYNEWSSERVICE.CN · SHANGHAI CHEST HOSPITAL