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Medical Conditions - Bleeding Disorder

Bleeding disorder occurs when there is an inability of blood to form clots. It can occur due to a deficiency in the components of clotting factors. There is continuous bleeding from the nose, increased bruising and heavy bleeding during periods. Clotting factor concentrates and fresh frozen plasma can be given.

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What are the causes of prolonged bleeding episodes?

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How does HIV affect my uncle's blood cells and counts?

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Is nosebleeds and bruises common in hemophilia C patients?

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Is my prolonged bleeding a symptom of hemophilia?

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Can hemophilia lead to joint pain or joint damage?

Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. I understand your concern. Hemophilia is a genetic bleeding disorder where the blood does not clot properly due to the deficiency of certain clotting factors.

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How do I manage immune thrombocytopenia found by accident?

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I have been bleeding under the skin. What could be causing it?

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Does having intercourse while on warfarin cause hemorrhage?

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What are the causes of low MCV and MCH in females?

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