Homozygous Factor V Leiden

Posted in General Question about 1 year ago, 3 replies

Does being Homozygous for factor V leiden increase your risk for developing a clot?
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Hi Jennifer, yes it does put you at a much higher risk than someone who is not factor five, but, that doesnt mean that you will develop a clot either. You just have to look out for the symptoms and get anything checked out immediately by your doctor.
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When you are homozygous you have both of the defected genes for FVL and are at a higher risk of getting a clot than someone with heterozygous(which is only one defected gene) FVL and both are at a higher risk than someone without FVL.
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does this disorder have any thing to do with colen disorders
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