Potential of Blood Clot on Employees
Office workers that works for hours behind the desk, is easily experienced deadly blood clot, than an airplane passenger who traveled long distances. Thus the results of studies that published some time ago, in Wellington, New Zealand.
Research that has been done by Professor Richard Beasley from the Medical Research Institute in Wellington found that 65% of hospital patients who suffered “deep vein thrombosis” (DVT) were office workers who spend time in front of the computer.
DVT is the formation of blood clots on the inside veins, most often in the legs. That clots can be moved to the heart, lungs or brain, causing chest pain, shortness of breath or even death from heart attack or stroke.