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Doctor explains blood clot risks during air travel, prevention tips
Long-distance travel can increase the risk for blood clots, especially on flights, where the risk is up to three times higher.
By Viv Williams, LeAnne Gendreau·5 hr ago
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(Aging Untold) - Long-distance travel can mean hours of sitting, which can increase the risk for blood clots.
On flights, that risk can be up to three times higher.
While serious clots linked to flying are rare, doctors say it's important to know risk factors, how to prevent problems and what warning signs to watch for.
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