Factor V Leiden - Hypercoagulability - Bleeding and Coagulation Disorders - Hematology

Factor V Leiden is a genetic disease characterized by a mutant factor V which resists inactivation by Activated Protein C (APC). Factor V leiden is the most common inherited disease of hypercoagulability. Patients with Factor V Leiden suffer from increased risk of thrombosis especially venous thromboembolism (VTE).

Hypofibrinogenemia and Hypoprothrombinemia...Coagulation Disorders.
Coagulation Tests (PT, aPTT, TT, Fibrinogen, Mixing Studies,..etc).
The coagulation factors are divided into 3 coagulation groups | Fibrinogen group, Prothrombin group, and Contact Group..

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Platelet count is one of the lab tests used by a doctor or a hematologist to assess whether your platelet number is normal, low (thrombocytopenia) or high (thrombocytosis).

Bleeding 🩸 time (BT) is another test for platelet function.

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hi doc I just saw the video, I have Factor V Leiden - and was concerned about the corona vaccine, the subject is very complex but fantastic and easy to unterstand by you, thank you a Nurse from Germany

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[rigaleb]

What can you say about the novel Factor XI inhibitors, like abelacimab? Would it be more efficient than factor Xa inhibitors considering it has a considerable lower bleeding risk and apprent higher efficiency compared to enoxaparin? They say it's the holy grail of anticoagulation since it virtually eliminates the risk of excessive bleeding while at the same slowing the intrinsic coagulation pathway.

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[healthychelsea]

why not take OTC fibrinolytics??? I'm doing better on those being Factor 5 Leiden.

[debbieseiffertbuildingdepa]

So I have been told I have Leiden Factor V -doubled? Found out after having my third child. I am 55 now and using cayenne and hot spices to thin my blood. I've been to hematologist here in Vegas and frankly, they didn't seem too interested in helping me, not sure why. I like to get messages especially on my legs, they always feel tight. I am wondering if it's a good idea to have massages if it loosens up the vein and can cause clots? I feel like I have very minimal circulation in my legs. I am not a student or doctor and your video is very helpful but I am still a little confused as to what to do next if there's a way to thin the blood without getting stuck on drugs for the rest of my life ( which seems to lessen the life span of peoples lives considerably I've noticed) people I know not on prescription drugs live longer than the ones on prescription drugs. An excellent video I will watch again as I am really trying to understand this, and interestingly enough I was raised to think I was 50% French and 50% German, found out I am 50% Irish/Scottish and not too much french and german as I thought (but this is from ancestry.com so who knows how accurate that is?)