What causes DVT or thrombosis?

DVT occurs when a blood clot forms in a deep vein, usually in the legs. Causes include prolonged immobility, surgery, long-distance travel, pregnancy, or inherited clotting disorders.

Is DVT a serious condition?

Yes. If untreated, a DVT clot can travel to the lungs and cause a pulmonary embolism, which can be life-threatening. Early diagnosis and treatment are essential.

How is DVT diagnosed?

Diagnosis typically involves a Doppler ultrasound, blood tests like D-dimer, and sometimes advanced imaging like CT venography.

Do all DVT patients need surgery?

No. Most patients are treated with anticoagulants. Minimally invasive catheter-directed procedures are only recommended for severe or limb-threatening DVT.

How long does DVT treatment last?

Treatment typically continues for 3 - 6 months, but long-term therapy may be needed for patients with recurrent clots or clotting disorders.

Can DVT come back after treatment?

Yes, especially in patients with risk factors like genetic disorders or chronic illnesses. Preventive measures and medication adherence reduce recurrence risk significantly.

Can I travel with DVT?

Short travel is possible with your doctor's approval. Long-distance travel should be avoided during the acute phase. Wearing compression stockings and staying active during trips helps prevent recurrence.

Is it covered by insurance?

Yes. DVT and thrombosis treatment, including hospitalisation and medications, are covered under most health insurance plans in India, including cashless policies. Our team assists with all insurance paperwork.

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Early Diagnosis with Doppler Ultrasound
Minimally Invasive Catheter-Directed Therapy
Fast Recovery with Long-Term Prevention

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DVT & Thrombosis Treatment in Bengaluru

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Early Diagnosis with Doppler Ultrasound
Minimally Invasive Catheter-Directed Therapy
Fast Recovery with Long-Term Prevention

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DVT & Thrombosis Treatment Packages

Package

Catheter-Directed Thrombolysis Package

Specialist vascular surgeon consultation
Catheter-directed thrombolysis procedure
Imaging and ICU monitoring
2 - 3 day hospital stay
Post-procedure anticoagulants & follow-up Doppler
Follow-up consultation

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Package

Medical (Anticoagulant) Therapy Package

Specialist vascular surgeon consultation
Anticoagulant therapy (3 - 6 months)
Doppler ultrasound follow-up
Outpatient treatment
Blood test monitoring
Follow-up consultation

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How it Works

Your DVT & Thrombosis Treatment Journey at Even Hospitals

Step 1

Consultation & Diagnosis

After consultation & Doppler ultrasound, your specialist confirms DVT and evaluates its location and severity.

Step 2

DVT Treatment Procedure

Based on severity, treatment begins with anticoagulants or minimally invasive catheter-directed thrombolysis to dissolve the clot.

Step 3

Post-Treatment Care

Patients are monitored post-procedure; those undergoing CDT stay 2 - 3 days while anticoagulant therapy continues long-term.

Step 4

Recovery & Follow-Up

Regular follow-ups and Doppler checks ensure clot resolution and prevent recurrence. Medication continues for 3 - 6 months.

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Smooth & Hassle-Free Surgery

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The doctors at Even were very professional and supportive. They explained everything clearly and made me feel relaxed before the surgery. The staff was very helpful throughout.

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Quick Recovery

I chose the minimally invasive option and the experience was much better than I expected. Very little pain and healing was clean. I was back to my normal routine within a few days.

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Clear Treatment Guidance

The doctor explained the difference between the procedures very clearly and helped me choose the right option. I appreciated how transparent they were about the procedure and recovery.

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Our Services

Advanced DVT & Thrombosis Treatments We Offer

Catheter-Directed Thrombolysis (CDT)

CDT is a minimally invasive procedure where a thin catheter is guided to the clot to deliver clot-dissolving medication directly. It rapidly restores blood flow, minimises complications, and reduces the risk of post-thrombotic syndrome compared to anticoagulants alone.

1 - 2 hour procedure
Recovery in 1 - 3 weeks

Medical (Anticoagulant) Therapy

Medical therapy involves prescribing anticoagulants like heparin, warfarin, or DOACs to prevent the clot from enlarging and allow the body to gradually dissolve it. It's recommended for stable DVT cases and is typically continued for 3 - 6 months under regular monitoring.

Outpatient treatment
Effective in 85 - 95% of mild to moderate cases

Guide

Everything You Need to Know About DVT & Thrombosis

Anticoagulants	CDT
How It's Done
Blood thinners stop clot growth	Clot-dissolving drug delivered through a catheter
Best For
Mild to moderate DVT cases	Severe clots or limb-threatening DVT
Speed of Clot Removal
Gradual, over weeks	Rapid, within hours
Hospital Stay
Outpatient	2 - 3 days hospital stay
Risk of Post-Thrombotic Syndrome
Higher (20 - 40%)	Lower (under 15%)
Pain During Treatment
Minimal	Mild - under local anaesthesia
Recovery Duration
Long-term therapy (3 - 6 months)	Quick clot resolution (1 - 3 weeks)
Follow-Up
Monthly blood tests & Doppler scans	Follow-up Doppler after 1 week and 1 month