Thrombosis UK | The Thrombosis Charity wishes to increase awareness of thrombosis among the public and health professionals and to raise research funds to improve patient care. Helping people who suffer from VTE, DVT, PE and clots.

THE RISK OF THROMBOSIS IN LONG COVID

In this tutorial, Beverley outlines the risk of thrombosis in Long COVID, including what we know so far about thrombosis risk, seated immobility syndrome which does increase risk of blood clots, and what, if anything, does a D-dimer test tell us about someone’s risk of blood clots.

BLOOD CLOTS IN ACUTE COVID-19 INFECTION

In this tutorial, Beverley discussed blood clots in acute COVID-19 infection, including who is at risk, the types of thrombosis seen, and what preventative measures are recommended for moderately and severely unwell patients.

VACCINES AND BLOOD CLOTS

In this tutorial, Beverley introduces vaccine-induced immune thrombocytopenia and thrombosis syndrome, an extremely rare immune response to a vaccine causing thrombosis (blood clots) and thrombocytopenia (low platelet count), most commonly following the Astra-Zeneca vaccine.

HRT for women at risk or with a history of blood clots

May 2021: Dr Louise Newson, Dawne Archer & Maggie Honey

Recorded patient information session: 'COVID-19 vaccination and VITT for anyone at with a history of thrombosis'

May 2021: Prof Beverley Hunt OBE

Getting the most from your VTE consultation

May 2021: Dr Will Thomas, Shaun Kinghorn & Emma Gee

Understanding and managing the impac of blood clots — Watch Now

Understanding and managing the impact of blood clots

June 2020: Prof Simon Noble, Prof Paul Bennett & Dr Rachael Hunt

ISTH - ‘COVID-19 and Thrombosis’ Jun 2020: ‘Ask The Expert’ with Prof Beverley Hunt OBE Interview Video — Watch Now

ISTH - ‘COVID-19 and Thrombosis’ June 2020: ‘Ask The Expert’ with Prof Beverley Hunt OBE.

Webinar: Patient Information & Support webinar: Thrombosis Q & As’ with Professor Beverley Hunt OBE

Thrombosis UK is delighted to welcome you to its' very first online dedicated Patient Information and Support meeting.

Getting active after blood clot: Exercises to try at home

A range of exercises to try at home. Please remember, these exercises should not be painful to complete.

Anticoagulation during Covid-19

Dr Matthew Fay GP with Affinity Care PCN Bradford - Trustee Thrombosis UK and Clinical Advisor to Anticoagulation UK

Staying active from home

Holly Barber goes through an exercise routine you can accomplish from your own home.

Managing the psychological impact of blood clots - Coping with Panic

Professor Paul Bennet, Clinical Psychologist, Swansea University and Thrombosis UK Trustee

Cancer associated thrombosis – a patient perspective

Sarah's story.

Cancer Associated Thrombosis (CAT)

Professor Simon Noble, Marie Curie Professor in Supportive and Palliative care and Medical Director of Thrombosis UK, discusses Cancer Associated Thrombosis (CAT)

An introduction to anticoagulation

Kindly shared by Anthony Hackett and Jacques Strauss, Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital, London

Cancer associated thrombosis – a patient perspective

Sarah's story.

Warfarin: Information About Warfarin – video by Abraham The Pharmacist (2018)

Abraham The Pharmacist has produced a short guide on warfarin also known as (coumadin).

Preventing maternal mortality: It's ok to ask

Developed by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow

Blood Clots, Cancer and You

Kindly provided by Leo Pharma and Anticoagulation Europe

Starting Anticoagulation with Jack

View this new video produced by Wessex Academic Health Science Network

Patient Safety Briefing

Provided by Haelo Health

Let's Talk About Anticoagulation

Anticoagulation UK have shared this film about blood clots and anticoagulation

Have you been recently diagnosed with a blood clot (thrombosis / DVT / pulmonary embolism)?

Thrombosis UK have developed a series of short films to help share information about blood clots.

We would like to thank all those who contributed to making the films especially Chrissy, Robin and Anne.

The making of these films was made possible by Chris Pierce’s incredible fundraising in memory of his father, Tony and an educational grant kindly provided by the Childwick Trust.