hematology and oncology
Overview of Thrombotic Disorders
Symptoms and Signs of Thrombotic Disorders
Common manifestations of a thrombotic disorder include unexplained Deep Venous Thrombosis (DVT) and Chest pain and shortness of breath: Possible PE or myocardial infarction Leg pain, warmth, redness, and swelling: DVT Weakness/numbness of one side of the body, problems speaking, and problems with balance and walking: Possible ischemic stroke Abdominal pain: Possible splanchnic arterial or venous thrombosis Most of the inherited disorders do not begin to cause an increased risk of clotting until young adulthood, although clots can form at any age. Women may have a history of multiple Spontaneous Abortion . 