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Factor VII Deficiency
Factor VII deficiency is an inherited disorder that causes abnormal blood clotting (coagulation), resulting from a deficiency of the plasma protein factor VII.
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Symptoms
Bleeding of mucous membranes; Nosebleeds; Excessive bruising; Excessive menstrual bleeding; Bleeding into muscles; Blee...
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Causes
This disorder occurs when you lack factor VII, an important clotting protein. When you bleed, the body launches a serie...
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Tests
Prolonged prothrombin time; Normal partial thromboplastin time; Decreased plasma factor VII activity.
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Treatments
Patients can control bleeding episodes with normal plasma, concentrates of factor VII, or genetically produced (recombi...
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coagulation factor VIIa
factor IX complex
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Alternative Therapies
The stress of illness can often be helped by joining a support group where members share common experiences and problem...
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Risk Factors
Family history of Bleeding Disorders
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Complications
Hemorrhage; Stroke or other nervous system problems from central nervous system bleeding; Joint problems in severe case...
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Prevention
This disorder is passed through families (inherited. There is no known prevention.
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Doctor Specialties
Go to the emergency room or call the local emergency number (such as 911) if you have severe, unexplained bleeding.
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