Medical experts estimate that up to 30 percent of patients with severe coronavirus infection have a dangerous blood clotting problem.

Many people with corona are said to be at risk of death from this blood clotting problem called thrombosis.

Lung inflammation is a common infection caused by the corona virus. Similarly many corona virus patients in the world suffer from many other physical ailments. Some of them are very dangerous.

At a time when the corona virus was spreading around the world last March, it was revealed that many of the corona patients admitted to hospitals had bleeding problems.

Blood clots caused by the corona virus often form in the legs. At some point when these tumors burst into pieces and move to the lungs, blockage in the blood vessels can occur. This can be life threatening.

Many people with pneumonia caused by the corona virus are hospitalized. But scans to check for pneumonia show blood clots in the lungs. Therefore, blood clots are known to be present in the third stage of coronavirus treatment.

Reuben Arya, a professor at King's College Hospital in London, says the blood clot problem may be the main reason for the recent rise in corona deaths in the UK.

Recent studies have shown that most patients who are particularly severely infected with the corona virus and admitted to the intensive care unit have a blockage in the blood vessels in the lungs and blood clots.


The results of some studies suggest that 30 percent of corona patients in Europe have a blood clotting problem. But in fact, more than 30 percent of corona patients have a blood clot, according to Professor Arya.
A study is being conducted in London hospitals on why corona patients' blood clots. Blood clotting problems occur when the blood clots and its viscosity increases.

Professor Arya also notes that a chemical is released from the blood of patients who are seriously infected with the corona virus. All of these together eventually worsen the patient’s physical condition.

Increased viscosity in the blood can lead to a variety of physical ailments, including stroke and heart attack, says Professor Beaverley

At this time of blood clotting problem around the world, some treatments are being carried out to bring the blood back to normal. But no treatment can be said to be effective.

So all the efforts and research to bring the blood back to normal are currently being carried out by many medical groups around the world. Drugs for this are also in the testing phase.

It is also important to prevent lung inflammation to prevent blood clots. Medical experts say this is currently the best option.