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A blood clot in the leg is usually what is called a deep vein thrombosis (DVT). In fact, DVT’s are most likely found in the legs. The clots are formed when a vein is damaged or blood flow is stopped or slowed in the vein. Many DVT’s are asymptomatic and symptoms vary depending on severity of the condition.
