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Should a person with factor xiii von willebrands disease thats pregnant go on bedrest?
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Not necessarily: There are many women who get pregnant and deliver their babies without ever knowing they even have von willebrand's disease (vwd). That being said, there are many types of VWD that differ greatly in their severity. If a person has a history of VWD and has had many issues because of it, bed rest could be warranted if advised by an ob/gyn.
Answered 6/10/2014
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