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Activity c blood test level 72 (mildly low). with no symptoms are there any treatments? i was tested due to family history of clots.
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Protein C: Protein C deficiency is a cause of clots. If the activity level is low it may lead to clots but without ever having one I doubt a hematologist would put you on a blood thinner for that level. There is no cure for a clotting disorder, we just keep blood thinner to prevent clots.
Answered 3/30/2017
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