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If fetus inherits factor v leiden from paternal carrier is there any treatment to avoid miscarriage? cld it be dangerous to mom as well?
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No: The concern about Factor V Leiden is when the mother is the carrier, not the father or fetus. Current studies show an inconsistent association with Factor V Leiden and pregnancy loss or stillbirth when mom is the carrier. You should have no concerns about potential problems with the pregnancy with dad as the carrier.
Answered 9/30/2018
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