Q&A for How to Clear Blood Clots Naturally

Your body will use a process called Fibrinolysis to dissolve blood clots you develop. Your cells and enzymes, such as fibrinogen, plasmin, platelets and proteins, work together to break down the clots. This is the natural process.

A diet with fruits and vegetables, complex carbohydrates, and good fats along with exercise may help prevent the formation of new clots that are not caused by a traumatic injury. If the clot is in the blood vessel, it will need to be medically treated to prevent dangerous complications (stroke, heart attack, pulmonary embolism).

The time a hematoma takes to heal boils down to it's size. A small hematoma may take one to two weeks where as a larger hematoma may take several months. The healing process will also depend on your bodies natural ability to heal.

Before you take any kind of supplement, it's best to talk to your cardiologist to make sure it won't interact with your medicine. Protein itself is usually okay to eat, but there could be an ingredient in your specific whey protein that interacts with your medicine. It's best to show the product to your doctor.

Consuming coumadin and ginger together may increase your risk of bleeding, as they both have anticoagulant and antiplatelet properties.

Don't try to treat a blood clot on your own without seeking medical care. If you suspect you have a clot, see a doctor immediately.