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Hillary has three known instances of blood clotting, or thrombosis. The first was a diagnosis of deep vein thrombosis in her right leg in 1998. Deep vein thrombosis is a serious condition that occurs when a clump of blood forms into a gelatinous, solid state in a vein deep inside the body. She told the White House physician that she was too busy and refused hospitalization, so was treated as an outpatient at Bethesda Naval Hospital. She later described the experience of the clot as her "scariest moment."
 
Hillary has three known instances of blood clotting, or thrombosis. The first was a diagnosis of deep vein thrombosis in her right leg in 1998. Deep vein thrombosis is a serious condition that occurs when a clump of blood forms into a gelatinous, solid state in a vein deep inside the body. She told the White House physician that she was too busy and refused hospitalization, so was treated as an outpatient at Bethesda Naval Hospital. She later described the experience of the clot as her "scariest moment."
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Doctors found a second clot in her legs in 2009, a fact not widely known until Dr. Lisa Bardack issued a clean bill of health in July 2015 in prepara7tion of her campaign for the Democratic nomination for the presidency.
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Doctors found a second clot in her legs in 2009, a fact not widely known until Dr. Lisa Bardack issued a clean bill of health in July 2015 in preparation of her campaign for the Democratic nomination for the presidency.
    
Then came her skull fracture, concussion, and brain clot in 2012 and 2013. All this of course, not the cause of, but incidents that occurred because of an underlying nuerological disorder and pathology. When she "fainted", or went into seizure, she struck her head with a force of impact that led to her "cracked head" incapacitating her with a concussion.
 
Then came her skull fracture, concussion, and brain clot in 2012 and 2013. All this of course, not the cause of, but incidents that occurred because of an underlying nuerological disorder and pathology. When she "fainted", or went into seizure, she struck her head with a force of impact that led to her "cracked head" incapacitating her with a concussion.
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