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Blood clots in the heart can be the result of a blood clot elsewhere in the body migrating to the heart, or due to an anatomical problem that disrupts blood flow in a portion of the heart, resulting in the clot forming within the heart chambers. Blood clots in the heart can be treated using a variety of medications.
