Blood Clots Treatment Online

Blood Clots Treatment

Concerned about blood clots? With InstantScripts, you can request blood clot treatment online through a telehealth consultation with an Australian-registered doctor. Access professional medical advice and, if appropriate, a blood clot prescription online—without leaving home.

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How our doctors can help with blood clot treatment online

Managing blood clot risks can feel overwhelming—but accessing medical support doesn’t have to be. At InstantScripts, our Australian-registered doctors offer personalised blood clot treatment online via secure telehealth consultations. Whether you're managing an existing condition or looking for preventative advice, we're here to help—on your terms.

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What we offer

Personalised consultations at a time that suits you

Review of your medical history, any existing asthma treatments and symptoms

Treatment options for mild, moderate or persistent asthma, if clinically appropriate

Advice for managing clot risk alongside other health conditions

Optional follow-up consultations

A trusted team of Australian-registered doctors experienced in creating blood clot treatment

Over 150 doctors available

Quality care from Australian-based doctors

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Dr Sarah, Chief Medical Officer InstantScripts

Every telehealth appointment is with an Australian-based doctor registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency.

Blood Clot Treatment Online: How it Works

1.

Request a telehealth consultation

Let our doctors know why you’re requesting a consultation, create your InstantScripts account and complete your payment.

2.

A doctor will call you

Our doctors will review your request and call you to discuss any concerns or questions you have.

3.

Receive your script

If the doctor decides treatment is necessary, an eScript will be sent to your phone for you to collect your medication from any pharmacy in Australia, or alternatively, we can arrange delivery.

Blood clot treatment that prioritises safety

Worried about blood clot risks or managing an existing condition? With InstantScripts, accessing blood clot treatment online is simple and stress-free—no waiting rooms, no travel, just expert care when you need it. Our Australian-registered doctors understand that every patient’s health journey is different and are here to support you with personalised guidance and treatment, if clinically appropriate.

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What's included

Symptom & Risk Assessment

 Your doctor will assess your symptoms and review your medical history, including any previous clotting issues, current medications, and known risk factors such as recent surgery, family history, or immobility.

Tailored treatment options

 If clinically appropriate, your doctor may recommend personalised treatment options to help prevent or manage blood clots. This may include accessing blood clot medication online, such as anticoagulants, based on your health needs and risk profile.

Ongoing support

Need to review your treatment or discuss new symptoms? You can request a follow-up consultation anytime through our secure online platform.

Convenient prescription delivery

 If a prescription is approved, you’ll receive it via SMS or email. You can also opt for fast, discreet home delivery through our pharmacy partner, Evermed.

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Don't wait till the morning. Our doctors are here to help at any time, day or night.

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If you need medication fast, we can deliver it to you in less than 4 hours*.

*4-hour delivery only available to metro locations during specific windows.

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What is a blood clot?

What are the symptoms of a blood clot?

You can develop a blood clot anywhere in your body. Clots in the arms or legs are known as deep vein thrombosis (DVT), while those in the lungs are called pulmonary embolisms. Clots can also block blood flow to the heart (causing a heart attack) or brain (causing a stroke). Symptoms may include swelling, pain, or skin discolouration in the limbs, as well as chest pain or shortness of breath.

What factors increase blood clot risk?

Risk factors include age, pregnancy, obesity, smoking, prolonged immobility, recent surgery, and taking birth control or hormone therapy. Certain medical conditions and a family history of clotting disorders can also increase your risk.

When should you seek medical attention?

If you suspect a blood clot—especially with symptoms like chest pain, sudden shortness of breath, or swelling and pain in a limb—you should go to the hospital immediately. People with known bleeding or clotting disorders should be managed under the care of a doctor.

Can I request blood clot treatment online?

Yes. Through InstantScripts, you can request a consultation for blood clot treatment online. One of our Australian-registered doctors will assess your symptoms and medical history to determine if treatment is clinically appropriate.

How fast will I receive my prescription once approved?

If your prescription is approved, you’ll typically receive it via SMS or email within a few hours. You can then choose to have it filled at your local pharmacy or delivered directly to your door through our partner, Evermed.

Do I need a referral to use this service?

No referral is needed. You can request a blood clot treatment consultation directly through the InstantScripts platform.

Is this suitable for long-term blood clot treatment and management?

InstantScripts can support ongoing management of blood clot risk, where clinically appropriate. However, if you require specialist care or monitoring for complex conditions, we may recommend seeing your regular GP or a specialist.

A blood clot is a semi-solid mass of blood cells and other substances that forms in your blood vessels. Blood clots protect you from bleeding too much if you cut yourself. However, you may develop blood clots due to being immobile for a long time or having medical conditions that mean your blood doesn’t flow properly.

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