The symptoms of blood clumping in blood vessels like lumps are terrorizing the NBA. Special stars were judged out of the season after this symptom was discovered one after another.
U.S. sports media ESPN reported on the 26th (Korea Standard Time) 'Miladelphia guard Damian Lillard was diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis in his right calf. As a result, Milwaukee decided to exclude Lillard from its power for the time being. It has announced an indefinite absence from office, reports said.
Thrombosis is also a very dangerous symptom for the general public. Fatal pulmonary arterial embolism occurs when clumped blood clots (blood cakes) fall off from blood vessels and enter the lungs through the heart. In severe cases, lives can be lost. It's even more deadly for an elite athlete. It significantly reduces one's ability to exercise. If you move your body violently, complications can come more easily than ordinary people.
In some cases, the symptoms develop and retire early. Chris Bosch (41), who won two championship rings by forming the big three with LeBron James and Dwayne Wade after serving as the ace of the Raptors through past debates, is a representative. During the 2015-2016 season, when he was in his early 30s, a pulmonary blood clot was found, eventually entering the path of retirement in his prime.
In the case of Lillard, it is known that the condition must be watched first. The Milwaukee club said Lillard is currently on a symptom-relieving medication and will support him in strict accordance with strict criteria to ensure he returns to the game safely. The team's medical staff play down the possibility of Lillard's thrombosis returning.
But we can't be relieved. This is because there are other players who have already been out of the season because the same symptoms have been found this season. Victor Wembanyama (21), a monster center in San Antonio, is the main character. Wembanyama was diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis in his right shoulder last month and was immediately out for the season. The San Antonio club hopes that Wembanyama will return through treatment, just like Brandon Ingram, who has succeeded in making a comeback through surgery and medication, although he has developed the same symptoms in the past.
At the moment, it is difficult to predict at what point Lillard or Wembleyama will make a comeback. The possibility of ending his active life as it is cannot be completely ruled out. This is because there may be life-threatening situations. Therefore, both Milwaukee and San Antonio clubs are on alert. This is because both players were the ace representing the team. It has become a more important project to bring them back than the season's performance.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
