Everything You Need to Know About Blood Diseases – Symptoms, Signs, Causes, Diagnosis,Risk Factors,Types and Treatments

Hypercoagulable Disorder

Excessive blood clotting is also known as hypercoagulable disorder or thrombophilia. When a person has any cut or injury, the coagulation particles called the platelets to start clotting to stop the blood, but in case of hypercoagulable disorder, the continuous blood moving outside the body, and it does not clot. In this disease, the blood clots in various parts of the body. The blood mostly clots in arteries of the heart and the veins of the legs.

This disease can also be inherited or developed with time. In inherited conditions, the person is born with this disorder. But in received terms, the hypercoagulable disorder may be due to the result of other health conditions such as trauma, surgery, etc.

The symptoms may include shortness of breath, feeling discomfort in the upper body like in neck, arms, chest, and back.

This disease can be treated either through a tablet named Warfarin or through liquid medication called Heparin. This medicine may directly be given to the veins where the blood clots.

It can be dangerous if this disease is not identified on time because when an injury occurs, the coagulation factor does not clot blood properly due to which a lot of blood wastes from the body, so if left untreated, it may lead to death.