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Insurance won't cover generic testing for factor v liden, is there anything else or there that i could use that's affordable for out of pocket costs?
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Yes: In your situation, I would be more interested in the result of the activated protein C test
Answered 10/23/2017
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Coagulation: In a workup for hypercoaguability you should be tested for protein C,S, factor 5 Leiden, ESR, and PT, PTT,INR. See Hematology for an expert opinion. Make arrangements to get help getting tested. Write/call quest, other companies. Good luck.
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