The latest information on thrombophilia and clotting disorders
Pregnancy
LMWH (low-molecular-weight heparin) does not cross the placenta — the safest anticoagulant in pregnancy. Who needs it, how it is used and how delivery is planned.
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Lifestyle
A positive result does not change your life; you manage it with knowledge. Practical roadmap for nutrition, exercise, travel, pregnancy and follow-up.
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General Info
Leg swelling, pain and redness may signal DVT; sudden breathlessness demands emergency response. Recognize the signs, do not lose time.
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Genetic Tests
The Prothrombin G20210A mutation raises clotting Factor II levels — the second most common inherited thrombophilia. Carrier status, risks and pregnancy implications.
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Genetic Tests
What do MTHFR C677T and A1298C variants mean? Homocysteine, folate and thrombosis relationship with a guide to correct interpretation.
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Lifestyle
Long flights and journeys raise thrombosis risk. A practical pre-flight, in-flight and post-travel prevention guide for carriers.
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Testing & Diagnosis
Genetic testing is not needed in every thrombosis case. Correct timing, patient selection and interpretation of the thrombophilia panel.
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Genetic Tests
The most common inherited thrombophilia worldwide. What does carrier status mean, heterozygous vs homozygous difference and how is it tested?
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Pregnancy
Pregnancy naturally strengthens clotting. For expectant mothers with thrombophilia: risks, monitoring plans and treatment options.
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