DVT emerging as ‘silent killer’ among young due to sedentary lifestyles, doctors warn (opens original article in a new tab)
Doctors warn that sedentary lifestyles among young people are increasing DVT risk, with prolonged sitting and reduced physical activity contributing to blood clot formation. Preventive measures include staying hydrated and maintaining an active lifestyle.
- Growing sedentary lifestyle among young people linked to higher DVT risk
- Prolonged sitting, computer work, and reduced physical activity increase DVT formation chances
- Doctors warn DVT can affect young people and is a 'silent killer' due to sudden onset
- Preventive measures include hydration, regular movement, and active lifestyle
- NCDs like heart disease and hypertension may indirectly raise DVT risk
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