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Blood clots have been going on for years. is there something wrong with me?
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Well having multiple: Incidents do make me think you are abnormal in some way? Maybe genetics, maybe a platelet disorder or clotting disorder. You need to consult a blood specialist - hematologist and ask them.
Answered 7/31/2013
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