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As summer approaches, many people are gearing up for long road trips and flights. However, it's important to be aware of the risk of blood clots, especially during extended periods of immobility. Medical professionals emphasize the importance of taking preventive measures to reduce the likelihood of developing clots.
One of the primary signs of a blood clot is swelling or pain in the legs, often accompanied by warmth and redness. To minimize these risks, travelers should prioritize movement. Taking breaks every couple of hours to stretch and walk around can significantly improve circulation. For those flying, it's advisable to perform in-seat exercises, such as ankle pumps and leg lifts, to keep blood flowing.
Staying hydrated is also crucial, as dehydration can increase the risk of clot formation. Wearing loose-fitting clothing and compression stockings can further aid in circulation during long trips. By following these simple tips, travelers can enjoy their summer adventures while minimizing the risk of blood clots.
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