Is thrombosis Treatable?

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Thrombosis is generally treatable.

Thrombosis is mainly because the patient's blood vessels are damaged due to some factors and begin to rupture, and a large number of platelets will gather to block the blood vessels. Anti-platelet aggregation drugs can be used for treatment, such as aspirin and tirofiban, etc. These drugs can mainly play an anti-platelet aggregation role in the local area, because under the influence of long-term diseases, platelets are easy to be separated with various wastes. And garbage condenses in local blood vessels, causing thrombus.

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