Professor Beverley also explains that women are also more at risk of developing a blood clot when they use the combined oral contraceptive pill or oral hormone replacement therapy.
She said: “Women have periods in their lives where they are at increased risk of developing a clot, for example, if they use the combined oral contraceptive pill or oral hormone replacement therapy, during pregnancy, and six weeks postpartum.
“However, in general, men are more likely to develop blood clots – and when they have a clot, they are more likely to get a recurrence than women. Regardless of sex, if you are obese, or over the age of 60, you are also at increased risk.”
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