Ready-to-Use World Thrombosis Day Social Media Posts
Share these World Thrombosis Day social media posts easily with these ready-to-use messages for hospitals, organizations and individual supporters. These free social media posts help spread awareness on October 13th with clear, helpful messages that reach patients, families and medical professionals. Each post works on Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn and other social platforms, teaching the audience about blood clots, prevention strategies, signs, symptoms and risk factors. Pair it with the linked social media image, or add your own logo or photo. Don’t forget to tag the campaign so we can help amplify your support.
World Thrombosis Day social media posts:
General Awareness
- World Thrombosis Day is October 13. From head to toe, blood clots can happen anywhere in the body. Join the global conversation and help raise awareness.
We, [Partner Name], are a proud supporter.
#WTDay25 #PreventThrombosisProtectHealth #WorldThrombosisDay www.worldthrombosisday.org - From Head to Toe, Take Control. Blood clots can affect your brain, lungs, heart, and legs. Knowing the signs could save your life.
#WTDay25 #PreventThrombosisProtectHealth www.worldthrombosisday.org - Blood clots are a leading cause of preventable death worldwide. But awareness saves lives.
We, [Partner Name], stand with the global thrombosis community to spread the word.
#WTDay25 #WorldThrombosisDay
Statistics
- Every year blood clots (VTE) affect an estimated 10 million people worldwide. Many cases are preventable. Awareness is the first step. Will you spread the word? Learn more at www.worldthrombosisday.org.
#WTDay25 #PreventThrombosisProtectHealth - Hospital risk assessments work. In England and Wales hospitals that assess VTE risk in over 90% of patients have seen reduced mortality. Ask about your risk before your next hospital stay. #VTERiskAssessment #WTDay25 #WorldThrombosisDay
- Up to 20% of people with cancer develop blood clots. Cancer-associated thrombosis is a leading cause of death in cancer patients after the cancer itself.
We, [Partner Name], are committed to raising awareness of this serious risk.
#WTDay25 #PreventThrombosisProtectHealth
Signs and Symptoms
- Would you recognize a blood clot?
- Pain or swelling in one leg
- Sudden chest pain or trouble breathing
- Coughing up blood
If you notice these, seek medical help immediately. #WTDay25
- Your body is talking. Are you listening? Pain, swelling redness or warmth in the leg could be a clot. Sudden shortness of breath or chest pain could be a pulmonary embolism. #WTDay25 #PreventThrombosisProtectHealth
- Blood clots can happen to anyone at any age. Knowing the signs could save your life or someone you love.
We, [Partner Name], are proud to share this life-saving message. #WTDay25 #WorldThrombosisDay
Risk Factors
- Hospital stays save lives—but can increase blood clot risk. Always ask for a blood clot risk assessment.
#WTDay25 #PreventThrombosisProtectHealth - Some risks for blood clots might surprise you.
✈️ Immobility
🏥 Surgery or hospitalization
🤰 Pregnancy
💉 Hormonal birth control
Which one surprised you most? Learn more about risks at www.worldthrombosisday.org. #WTDay25 #WorldThrombosisDay - Cancer immobility and family history can increase clot risk. Know your risks and talk to your doctor. #WTDay25 #PreventThrombosisProtectHealth
Countdown & Call to Action
- 30 days to World Thrombosis Day! Mark your calendar for October 13 and join the global movement to prevent blood clots. #Joinus #WTDay25 #PreventThrombosisProtectHealth
- Join us October 13 for World Thrombosis Day. Together we can protect more people from life-threatening clots. #WTDay25 #WorldThrombosisDay
- From Head to Toe, Take Control. Prevent Thrombosis. Protect Your Health. Visit www.worldthrombosisday.org to learn more and get involved.
#WTDay25 #PreventThrombosisProtectHealth
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