Anti-Blood-Clotting Disease?
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Hemophilia is group of hereditary bleeding disorders of specific blood clotting factors. There are two main types of hemophilia: A and B.\n\nWhat causes Hemophilia?\n\nHemophilia is caused by an inherited sex-linked recessive trait. The defective gene is located on the X chromosome.\n\nThe severity of symptoms can vary with this disease, and the severe forms become apparent early on. Bleeding is the hallmark of the disease and typically occurs if an infant is circumcised. Additional bleeding manifestations make their appearance when the infant becomes mobile. Mild cases may go unnoticed until later in life when try occur in response to surgery or trauma. Internal bleeding may happen anywhere, and bleeding into joints is common. Risk factors are a family history of bleeding and being male.\n\nWhat are the Symptoms?\n\nSome of the symptoms are: bruising, spontaneous bleeding, bleeding into joints and associated pain and swelling, gastrointestinal tract and urinary tract hemorrhage, blood in the urine or stool, excessive and prolonged bleeding from cuts, tooth extraction, surgery bruises that are unusual in location or number, nosebleeds that won't stop, and painful or swollen joints\n\nHow is Hemophilia Diagnosed?\n\nDoctors diagnose hemophilia by performing a set of blood tests. Coagulation studies involving many tests are performed if the person tested is the first one in the family to have a bleeding disorder. Once the defect has been identified, other family members will need less testing to diagnose the disorder.\n\nMedical Complications?\n\nSome of the medical consequences from hemophilia are: Chronic joint deformities, Intracerebral hemorrhage is another possible complication.\n\nCan Hemophilia be Cured?\n\nCurrently, there is no cure for hemophilia. However, it can be managed with medications, such as: clotting factor replacement therapy.
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Deep vein Thrombosis is characterized by pain with heat and redness at the area of pain.  So it doesn't sound like that is what you describe.  I would agree that the simplest diagnosis is potassium deficiency.  Which as the other person told you can be cured by eating a banana.  If this doesn't help it withing 30 minutes or so I would take a look at your physical activity.  Is there something that isolates this particular muscle group?  If not see your Dr and let them assess you.
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Yeah, it can.  My husband had it.  He found out after i was coughing up blood. They tested both of us just to be sure, and I was clean.  They gave him medication for 9 months and it was gone.  He hasn't had it since.
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I am not sure how serious honey, but this definately is not normal..Have you told your mother or an adult about this? You really need to, because blood clots are nothing to mess around with.  It might be something that can be corrected very easily with medication.  I would not wait until something really bad happens.  Please talk with someone today about this.  The longer you wait the worse it is going to get.  Everything is going to be ok : )
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Yeah as far as I know, a liver problem. Go to the doc!
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shahid assalamoalaikum, write to me, you can always retest the blood from another lab for verification and then consider doing what is known as virus load, you can always consider a second opinion too, good luck
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I don't know Singapore but you can fing what you want in a good Pharmacy. If you want to know your blood group ask for Anti-A, Anti-B and Anti-Rh sera. Few drops of your blood(3drops) and add to each a drop from each bottle and see if there's clumping in blood (that's it kings turn into dots):\n\nIf it clumps with anti-A aloe so you're A\nIf it clumps with anti-B alone so you're B\nIf it clumps with anti-A and b so you're AB\nIf it doesn't clump with anti-A or B then you're O\nRegarding the abti-Rh..if there's clumping you're positive (+) and if not you're negative (-) So that you become O+ or O- or whatever
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That's not normal.  He needs to go see his doctor that ordered the test.  It could be infection, or even a blood clot.
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Platelets are what makes your blood clot. A high platelet count may require treatment with a drug that decreases platelet production. Such drugs include hydroxyurea, anagrelide\n, and interferon-alpha. Treatment with one of these drugs is typically started when the platelet count becomes exceedingly high or when bleeding or clotting complications develop. The age of the person, the other risks present, and previous history of thrombosis determine the need for such treatment. The drug is continued until the platelet count falls into a safe range. The dose must be adjusted to maintain an adequate number of platelets and other circulating cells. Small doses of aspirin, which makes platelets less sticky and impairs clotting, may also be used.
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I have heard that light red blood isn't so bad, but that dark red could be a problem.  Either way I would talk to your doctor for sure, to be on the safe side.
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the word you want is "petichiae" which are small pinpoint looking hemorrhages in the skin. These may occur if the platelet count drops too low
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yes\nthe doctor would need to be informed so a blood test could be done, some bleeding is ok but sometimes something is wrong.
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My daughters nose would bleed like that too and the doctor said it was sinus problems and allergies. She used to get these huge clots too that would scare me to my wits end! She still gets them occasionally but it's not as frequent as before.
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yes, I heard of it.  Its an autoimmune disease.  Your skin begins to tighten on your hand and face I think.  It becomes hard to eat too, they have throat problems.  A lot of people that have it also have Raynaulds and have cold fingers and toes.  There are several blood test that a specialist can do to see if you have it.  So instead of worrying, get the blood test.
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Go ask your doctor. I am not a medical professional but you want to find out what is causing this. It could be anemia or some other thing with the blood. Good luck!
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my girlfriend has factor 5 leiden... its a blood disorder where the platelets in your body are too abundandt and you  clot really quickly... they are prone to blood clots very badly in their lungs and especially in their legs.  her grandmother had it (undiagnosed) and never took any blood thinners for it... sh elived to about 50 yrs old.
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Sickle cell anemia? I dont know what the question is...or what disease you are talking about.