Blood Coagulation Disorders

Does individual have a history of blood coagulation disorders, heart failure, major trauma, abdominal cancer, infection, or stroke?
Does individual have a history of varicose veins?
Has individual recently had an intravenous (IV) catheter in place?

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Blood coagulation disorders, inherited: Inherited blood disorders where the ability to form clots is dysfunctional. The blood needs to be able to clot to prevent excessive bleeding in situations such as when the body suffers some sort of injury.

be caused by an injury (trauma-related avascular necrosis or joint dislocation) or by certain risk factors (nontraumatic avascular necrosis), such as some medications (usually steroid basesd), steroid abuse in general, blood coagulation disorders, ...

Expansion of a tumor
Hormonal imbalance
Blood clot
Limited venous drainage
Acute illness
Drastic changes in blood volume or blood pressure
Blood coagulation disorders ...

See also: Cancer, Stroke, Symptom, Bleeding, Lymphoma