Thrombophilia Explained: Alina Benny on Inherited vs Acquired Thrombophilia
Alina Benny, a Freelance Medical Writer, posted on LinkedIn:
”Imagine your blood as a perfectly balanced system – flowing smoothly when it should, but quickly forming clots to stop bleeding when you’re injured. Now, picture what happens when this delicate balance goes awry, causing your blood to form clots where it shouldn’t. This dangerous condition, called thrombophilia, affects millions of people worldwide and can lead to life-threatening complications like strokes, heart attacks, and blood clots in the lungs. Some people are born with this clotting tendency written into their DNA, while others develop it later in life due to illness, medications, or other factors – and knowing which type you have could literally save your life. Learn more about Inherited vs Acquired Thrombophilia in my new article with Klarity.”
Title: Inherited Vs. Acquired Thrombophilia: Differences And Classifications
Author: Alina Benny
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