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Doctors, what is the difference between hypercoaguability and bleeding disorders?

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Opposite: hypercoaguability = abnormal tendency to form clot. Bleeding disorder implies bleeding and failure or abnormal formation of clot.

Answered 10/4/2016

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Dr. John Landi answered

Specializes in Phlebology

Clotting / bleeding: Hypercoagulable means that there is an increased tendency to clot. This can predispose one to developing DVT or pulmonary embolism. Bleeding disorder is just the opposite . People with this problem have an increased tendency to bleed such as in hemophilia.

Answered 7/29/2014

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