Pilgrims can face the problem of blood clotting due to being in the plane for a long time Due to the conflict in Sudan, which has closed the...
Pilgrims can face the problem of blood clotting due to being in the plane for a long time
Due to the conflict in Sudan, which has closed the country's airspace and caused people to take different routes that are farther away, the Hajj Bana has changed in some ways, which may put Maniyata's health at risk.
ABUJA, NIGERIA - A scientific study has shown that if a person spends more than 4 hours in an airplane, especially if they are over 50 years old, one in six hundred people can have a problem with their blood clotting. This is called Deep Venus Thrombosis in English.
Dr. Sa'idu Ahmad Dumbulwa, an official in Nigeria's Ministry of Health and head of the doctors in charge of mania in the National Pilgrims Commission (NAHCON), told the Hausa part of VOA this.
Dr. Sa'idu Ahmad said this is why they have come up with new ideas and ways to help make sure people are healthy.
The processes include knowing the health history of passengers, especially those over 50, wearing loose-fitting clothes and shoes, making sure that there are medical professionals on flights that carry passengers, and working with the flight staff during the procedure. to make sure that all of the needed drugs are on board.
Dr. Sa'id also said that steps have been taken to educate travelers in Hausa, Turkish, Yoruba, and Pigin about what they can do to avoid this problem, such as getting up and moving around on the plane after sitting for at least two hours.
If you remember, the first bus from Nigeria to the Holy Land left on the 25th, and at least 30,000 people have made it to Saudi Arabia so far.
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