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6. Fever
Having a blood clot in your arteries or veins is something that is not how the body functions normally. When a function in the body becomes distorted, one of its defense mechanisms is fever, which indicates that the body is trying to kill a virus or bacteria.
During blood clots, sufferers may experience low to high body temperature or fever. It may also be experienced along with shudders, chills, perspiration, pain in the head, tiredness, fatigue, and muscle pains. More serious complications of having a severe fever may also include mood swings, disorders, and inability to perform proper motor skills.
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