When a thrombus (or part of it) embolizes and becomes lodged once again, it is called a thrombus once more. Some prefer to still call it an embolus - even after it lodges again.
something gets lodged in your throat and cuts off your air ways so you cant breath.
NOT AT ALL. IN FACT: IT CUTS OFF CIRCULATION AND HURTS YOUR PERFORMANCE. It is strictly for neuphusses.
yes they can. just make sure they arent tight enough to make you uncomfortable
yes, it will. When you lock your legs it cuts off the circulation
Because it cuts off circulation? That would be my guess. It cuts off the blood flow to the femoral artery, which is on the inside of the thigh.
A thrombus in a blood vessel restricts or reduces blood flow. If it's occlusive, it cuts blood flow off completely.
it does get rid of it but dont to it it cuts off your circulation dont do it.. in your head.... i think......
uses a device that cuts plaque off vessel walls and vacuums it into a bottle. It is used to clear bypass grafts.
Yes, it cuts off circulation from flowing easily. Unless, your bra does not have an underwire and fits comfortable when you sleep.
That's because the body cuts back circulation to extremities when cold in order to retain body heat in the core.
A boat or ship typically has a prow, which is the front part of the vessel that cuts through the water. It is often designed to improve the boat's speed and efficiency in the water.
If you constantly do it then yes it is because it cuts off the circulation. I have a bad habit of crossing my legs while at the computer and I've stopped doing it.