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Results 1 - 3 of 3 for Inherited blood coagulation disorder
  1. ... rare cases, protein C or protein S deficiencies are inherited . That means that your condition is caused by ... have a family member who has a serious inherited protein C or S deficiency or who had a ... provider thinks your protein C or S deficiency is inherited, you may need a genetic test to find out for sure. Having an inherited deficiency doesn't mean that you'll develop ...
  2. ... the surface of platelets. It can help diagnose inherited platelet disorders. This specialized test is only available ... normal , it may be a sign of an inherited or acquired platelet disorder: Inherited disorders are passed down from your family. These ... or environmental exposure. Sometimes, the cause is unknown. Inherited platelet disorders include: Von Willebrand disease , a genetic ...
  3. ... where the blood doesn't clot properly), are inherited . That means that your parents passed the gene ... one clotting factor. There is no cure for inherited bleeding disorders, but treatment can help manage your ... from: https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/16788-blood-clotting-disorders-hypercoagulable-states Johns Hopkins Medicine [Internet]. Johns Hopkins Medicine; c2025. Coagulation Disorders; [cited 2025 Feb 14]; [about 1 screen]. ...