Persistent anticardiolipin antibodies are associated with increased blood clot formation. Most patients with elevated anticardiolipin antibodies are placed on anticoagulants to avoid clot related disease (strokes, DVT's, etc). If there has been no clinical examples of increased clotting, such patients are usually placed on low dose aspirin. Get a second opinion from another hematologist.
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