India, Nov. 12 -- Every time you fly, the prospect of exploring new cultures and arriving at new destinations invokes a sense of excitement. However, did you know that flying might take a toll on your body? According to Medical News Today, it may cause dehydration, bloating, jet lag, and a higher risk of infections.

Moreover, it takes a toll on your heart, too. In an Instagram post shared on November 12, Dr Dmitry Yaranov, MD, cardiologist who specialises in heart failure, advanced heart failure, and heart transplantation, detailed the effects of flying. Let's find out what the cardiologist shared.

Sharing the effects flying has on your cardiovascular health, Dr Yaranov pointed out, "Most people think flying is just sitting in a chair i...