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To: Joseph Silent who wrote (156948)	4/23/2020 2:28:16 PM
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A coronavirus patient thought he was recovering. Then doctors found blood clots in his lungs — a new and potentially deadly complication of the virus. Yeji Jesse Lee and Lydia Ramsey Apr 22, 2020, 1:38 PM Michael Reagan at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York for blood-clot treatment on April 14. Michael Reagan Doctors are finding blood clots in the lungs, hearts, and kidneys of coronavirus patients. Some of them are critically ill, but others seem relatively stable.Blood clots can travel and create blockages in veins, which could lead to strokes, heart attacks, and other issues.Without clinical trials or science-backed treatments, physicians are forced to figure out how to best treat these complications on "very weak but very compelling data," Dr. Alex Spyropoulos, an expert on blood clots at Northwell Health in New York, told Business Insider.Business Insider talked to Michael Reagan, a 49-year-old COVID-19 patient whose doctors recently discovered dozens of blood clots in his lungs. Read live updates about the coronavirus here.