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I went to donate blood and they advised that my blood was clotting or had a high clotting factor, should i be alarmed?
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PCP or Hematologist: 27 y/o says, I went to donate blood and they advised my blood was clotting or had a high clotting factor, Should I be alarmed? Best to see PCP or Hematologist Consult and find out why.
Answered 4/24/2023
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