Blood clots can strike in surprising, unexpected places—are you aware of where to look? While many people associate blood clots with the legs or lungs, the reality is that they can develop in less obvious parts of the body. Recognizing these atypical locations is crucial, as delayed diagnosis can lead to confusing symptoms, missed treatment windows, and potentially serious health consequences.
In our upcoming PEP Talk scheduled for February 2026, you'll gain insights from renowned expert Dr. Stephan Moll from the University of North Carolina. He will clarify several important aspects:
- The most common less-typical sites where blood clots can form
- Symptoms that are often mistaken for other conditions or overlooked entirely
- When it's essential to advocate for diagnostic imaging and which specific tests are most effective
- The risk factors that can increase your chances of developing a clot in unusual locations
- Practical advice on how to advocate for yourself if something about your health “just doesn’t feel right”
This webinar aims to equip you with the knowledge to identify warning signs of unusual blood clots, empower you to ask the right questions, and navigate the diagnostic process with greater confidence—even when symptoms do not fit the classic patterns.
And here’s where it gets controversial: some signs of atypical clots might be dismissed or misunderstood, leading to potentially dangerous delays. Do you think current medical approaches adequately address unusual clot locations? Are you curious about how to challenge misdiagnoses or overlooked symptoms?
If you have specific questions you’d like answered during this session, don’t hesitate to submit them when registering or send them directly to PEPquestions@stoptheclot.org.
Register now through this link: Zoom Registration
