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Can a "healthy" women pregnant with first child develop antiphospholipid syndrome? or does it mean usually that person had something they did not kno
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Autoantibodies: Many women develop autoantibodies and are happily unaware. Most will not develop antiphospholipid antibody syndrome. If however, you have the changes on blood tests and do have abnormal clotting with symptoms, then it is likely that you had the antibodies before and would not have known.
Answered 11/28/2017
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