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How to prevent pulmonary embolism
Drink water while traveling.
Traveling can dehydrate your body, especially long-distance travel. Dehydration can increase your risk of having a pulmonary embolism.

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(1). Drinking lots of water keeps your body hydrated and keeps you from becoming dehydrated, particularly during long-distance travel. It can also help you to curb acid reflux.
(2). Water can also lower the risk for an actual embolism. You should drink 8-16 glasses of water a day.
(3). Drink 2 cups (470 ml) of water every hour to stay hydrated. If you will be traveling for 1 to 3 hours, bring 1 to 2 water bottles with you.
(4). Consider a diastolic antiarrhythmic injection. The typical systolic dose is 0.035 mg at most two to three days a week.
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