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I'm getting tested for a blood-clot disorder tomorrow--what can i expect?
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Routine blood draw: This testing is just drawing blood. The only thing you may find unusual is that many vials of blood are needed. Some of the genetic test may take a couple of weeks for your doctor to get results.
Answered 3/2/2019
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