Almost everybody learned the name of this test when the Covid-19 pandemic started. Why is it necessary for all patients who had coronavirus to take this test? What other health conditions might require it?
"I got sick with Covid-19 and now I can hardly walk". "I am short of breath, even when going up to the second floor". “I cannot do any exercising”. "After I had coronavirus I am always in a bad mood". These and other complaints from almost everyone who had coronavirus, even in a mild form. Why is this happening and how to recover as quickly as possible?
Excessive blood clotting increases the risk of developing thrombosis — a problem that has become even more acute after the outbreak of COVID-19.
Thanks to the airplane, we can quickly travel from point A to point B for business and leisure. However, despite the many advantages of flying, there are certain health risks to keep in mind. Let’s look at some potential health conditions to be aware of when flying.
Air travel — especially long-haul flights — can be stressful not only for your spine but also for your circulatory system. Sitting for hours in the same position can cause blood to pool in the deep veins of the legs, increasing the risk of blood clot formation.