Blood clotting

Blood clot formation can cause life-threatening conditions.
Conditions of blood clotting
There are two conditions of blood clotting. These are as follows:

Thrombus
Thrombus is the type in which the blood clot is stationary, i.e., the blood clot is stuck and doesn’t travel in the body through the bloodstream. But, it still can block the flow of blood.

Embolus
Embolus is the type in which the blood clot moves or travels in the bloodstream. This kind of clotting is very harmful as the clot may travel through the vessels and stick in the heart or lungs, leading to various problems.

Types of blood clotting and their symptoms
The types of blood clots are differentiated according to the place in the body where the clots happen. These can be defined as:

-Arterial Clots
-Venous Clots