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Chris Tarrant Suffered A 'mini Stroke' During An 11 Hour Flight...
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Could the flight have contributed to this?
Hope he has a full and speedy recovery.
Hope he has a full and speedy recovery.
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\\\\Could the flight have contributed to this? \\\ I can't see how. He was diagnosed with a DVT in his legs and this was operated upon. How does a clot get from the leg to the brain? It can' t.... unless there is a "hole in the heart" allowing blood to go from the right side of the heart to the left and then to the brain. That sequence of events is rare........ ..very...
19:51 Wed 12th Mar 2014
it was a long flight, so could be, but others factors surely come into play.
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\\\\Could the flight have contributed to this? \\\
I can't see how.
He was diagnosed with a DVT in his legs and this was operated upon.
How does a clot get from the leg to the brain?
It can't....unless there is a "hole in the heart" allowing blood to go from the right side of the heart to the left and then to the brain.
That sequence of events is rare..........very rare, especially in an adult.
So, I cannot see how flying can cause an embolism to the brain.
I can't see how.
He was diagnosed with a DVT in his legs and this was operated upon.
How does a clot get from the leg to the brain?
It can't....unless there is a "hole in the heart" allowing blood to go from the right side of the heart to the left and then to the brain.
That sequence of events is rare..........very rare, especially in an adult.
So, I cannot see how flying can cause an embolism to the brain.
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