The flu virus could make your blood stickier and pave the way to harmful blood clots, potentially triggering heart attacks.
You Can See More: Flu could make you six times more likely to have a heart attack in the week afterwards
The following article Flu could make you six times more likely to have a heart attack in the week afterwards is courtesy of Daily Express :: Health Feed
The flu virus could make your blood stickier and pave the way to harmful blood clots, potentially triggering heart attacks.
The flu virus could make your blood stickier and pave the way to harmful blood clots, potentially triggering heart attacks.
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