Blood clots don’t always appear where you expect them. Beyond the legs and lungs, blood clots can also occur in less common areas of the body. These unusual clot locations can lead to delayed treatment, confusing symptoms, and serious complications if not recognized early.

In this PEP Talk, expert guest Dr. Stephan Moll of UNC will explain:

The most common uncommon clot locations
Symptoms that are frequently misdiagnosed or overlooked
When to push for imaging and which tests are needed
Risk factors that raise your chances of an atypical clot
How to advocate for yourself when something “doesn’t feel right”
This session will help you understand the warning signs of unusual clots, ask the right questions, and feel more confident navigating the diagnostic process, even when symptoms don’t fit the typical picture.

Do you have questions that you would like to be answered during this session? Submit them during registration or send them here: PEPquestions@stoptheclot.org