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Blood clots are semi-solid clumps or formations of thickened blood that form when blood hardens from a liquid to a solid. A blood clot may partially or fully block the flow of blood. Blood clotting is your body’s way of restricting blood loss after an injury. Blood clots can occur at any time, with or without surgery. Blood clots may reduce or cut off circulation.
