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Results 1 - 8 of 8 for Acquired factor i deficiency
  1. ... or use of certain medicines. This is called acquired factor X deficiency. Acquired factor X deficiency is common. It can be caused by: Lack ...
  2. ... or use of certain medicines. This is called acquired factor VII deficiency. It can be caused by: Low vitamin K ( ... deficiency is a lifelong condition. The outlook for acquired factor VII deficiency depends on the cause. If it is caused ...
  3. ... be difficult to stop. Specific bleeding disorders include: Acquired platelet function defects Congenital platelet function defects Disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC) Prothrombin deficiency Factor V deficiency Factor VII deficiency Factor X deficiency ...
  4. ... of a bleeding disorder can be a risk factor. Prothrombin deficiency can also be due to another condition or use of certain medicines. This is called acquired prothrombin deficiency. It can be caused by: Lack ...
  5. ... immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is the virus that causes acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). When a person becomes infected ...
  6. ... body to make. Tests can measure these growth factors. Accurate growth hormone deficiency testing involves a stimulation test . This test takes ...
  7. ... test if you have signs of hereditary or acquired angioedema, which is a type of tissue swelling. ... affects children and young adults under age 20. Acquired angioedema is seen in adults older than age ...
  8. ... intravascular coagulation (DIC) Fibrinogen deficiency (from birth, or acquired after birth) Breakdown of fibrin ( fibrinolysis ) Too much ...