bleeding disorders
Coagulation system malfunctions
Bleeding disorders are medical conditions in which the blood doesn't clot properly, causing prolonged or excessive bleeding from wounds, surgery, or sometimes spontaneously.
Hemophilia and von Willebrand disease are among the most common.
Some bleeding disorders are inherited; others result from medication, liver disease, or vitamin deficiencies.
She was diagnosed with a bleeding disorder after routine dental work wouldn't stop bleeding.
- hemophiliaGenetic clotting impairment
- HELLP syndromePregnancy liver-platelet emergency
- bleedingBlood loss from injury
- internal bleedingBlood pooling inside tissues
- bleeding outDying from blood loss
blood · clotting factor · hemostasis · clotting · blood clot · coagulation · warfarin · blood thinners · platelets · hemorrhage · hematoma · heavy periods · purpura · wound · anticoagulants · easy bruising · bruise · nosebleed
- complicationscomplication, bleeding, paralysis, infections, hemorrhage
- contraindicationspregnancy, breastfeeding, allergies, allergy, drug allergy
- blood clottingfibrin, thrombin, prothrombin, fibrinogen, platelet
- hematologyblood smear, bone marrow, bone marrow biopsy, leukemia, lymphoma
- blood disordersanemia, sickle cell anemia, sickle cell disease, thalassemia, leukemia
- bloodblood, plasma, platelet, platelets, red blood cell
bleeding disordersclotting disorders
Conditions impairing blood solidification
deep vein thrombosis · pulmonary embolism · blood clots · thrombosis