The Savvy Traveler: Ways to Avoid Blood Clots While Flying
A blood clot is a serious condition
that can be caused from flights over 5 hours in duration, and when the plane
reaches 30,000 feet or more. It is also referred to as DVT, or deep vein
thrombosis. If you’re worried about getting a blood clot on a long light, or
have ever had one, here are some tips to help you avoid getting one on your
next flight. Please note only a few of these tips are written in the fine print
in in-flight magazines, but some of the international carriers are now starting
to include some as part of their in-flight safety instructions.
