If the clot embolises, ie breaks free, there may be sudden chest pain and intense shortness of breath, especially if the clot travels to the lungs. One way to do this is to get up and walk about. Try drinking lots of water and taking low-strength aspirin before you fly. Buy a pair of ResT.E.D Anti-embolism Below Knee Socks. These socks are medically approved and are sold by measuring ankle to knee length and calf size they are NOT based on shoe size .
Socks sold on shoe size can be as potentially damaging as an ordinary pair of socks.
ResT.E.D's should not be worn by Diabetics or anyone suffering from 'arterial' blood disorders. We recommend you buy a pair of our sexy stockings before you fly long-haul if you are concerned about potential blood clots. For further information click About Us or Media . Please read our Legal Notices and Privacy Policy .