A bleeding disorder is an illness that makes it tough for a person to quit bleeding. As many as one in 10 women with heavy menstruation durations might have a bleeding disorder. 1 The most common type of bleeding disorder in women is von Willebrand disease. For blood to embolisms, your body requires a type of blood cell called platelets and blood proteins called clotting aspects. However bleeding disorders can cause more troubles for women due to hefty bleeding during menstrual durations and the risk of hazardous bleeding after giving birth. Occasionally bleeding disorders occur when a girl or woman does not have any family history of a bleeding disorder. Diseases, such as vitamin K shortage or serious liver disease; Treatments, such as making use of drugs to stop embolism or the long-lasting use of antibiotics; Bleeding disorders can also arise from an issue with the number or function of the blood cells that promote blood clotting. You might experience issues with bleeding too much after an injury or surgical treatment if your blood does not thicken normally. Some bleeding disorders are long-lasting problems, and some can lead to complications. Even if you do not require medicine to deal with the bleeding disorder, your physician might recommend taking precautions before a medical procedure or throughout a pregnancy to avoid bleeding issues in the future. Having many large menstruation embolism in your menstruation flow suggests abnormal or heavy bleeding. Women can develop bleeding disorders as a side effect of particular medicines or from other health issue.
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