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What does it mean when your blood is thick and dark?
What does it mean when your blood is thick and dark?
What does it mean when your blood is thick and dark?
This is known as hypercoagulability. A number of factors can cause thick blood, such as: excess blood cells in circulation.
Last updated on 23 Feb 2023
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