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Question about risk of pregnancy and clotting factors?
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Some increased risk: In pregnancy there is an increased risk for clots often depends on underlying genetic tendencies of the mom to be but there is some increased risk especially if underlying medical conditions like diabetes and obesity are present as well.
Answered 7/12/2012
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