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Cardiolipin igm tested high @30 and 12 weeks later high @19. history of miscarriage, blood clots, vailed renal vein bypass, migraines, leg swelling purplish, ibs and other. would you consider aps diagnosis?
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Elevated IGM cardiolipin levels are definitely associated with blood clotting disorders, miscarriages. See a hematologist for guidance and treatment.
Answered 6/2/2023
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