Boston (ECN) - According to a new study, migraine headaches may lead to deadly blood clots.

The study has found that migraine headaches may put people at higher risk of developing deadly blood clots.

The study was carried out by researchers in Austria and Italy.

They found that people aged 55 to 94 who suffer from migraine headaches are twice as likely to develop blood clots in the veins.

These blood clots can turn deadly, as they can travel to the hearts or lungs.

The study has been published in the journal Neurology.