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Have you had thrombosis in the family? Let's face it, you can prevent a life-threatening condition

Have you had thrombosis in the family? Let's face it, you can prevent a life-threatening condition


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Many people are unaware that the risk of developing thrombosis is increased by the immediate occurrence of this disease in the family.

Problems affecting the price system are considered to be leading diseases in the Hungarian population, but most of them do not take potential risk factors seriously. The reason for this, among others, is that they do not even suspect that a dangerous disease such as thrombosis develops much more frequently if you have a family history of thrombosis. Thrombosis and its genetic factors Gyula Blaskou Professor, Thrombosis Center Blood Clotting Specialist.It is worthwhile to consider the family stacking before the onset of symptoms

The dreaded thrombosis

Proper blood coagulation is of paramount importance to the body, as failure can also endanger life. The process itself is a very complex, multi-step series of events (called by the experts as a blood clot cascade), in which the events are fluidly activated, and as a result, the process has an insoluble fibrin.
Excessive blood clotting may lead to thrombus formation in the blood vessels. And the blood, which is separated from the site of its formation, can also pass through the bloodstream to the main blood vessels of the vital organs, where causing blockage so can create catastrophic conditionslike a life-threatening larynx.

Can I have a predisposition?

Thrombosis in development exaggerated factors can play a big role which we can bring with us from both the paternal and maternal side. In the event that only one gene is defective, heterozygous, if both are homozygous for that mutation, let's start with the tragic suddenness of a collapse and death of a fatal athlete caused by the fact that they were not tested for factors prone to thrombosis before!
Among the coagulated factors is the coagulation among others. Leiden mutation of factor V, MTHFR mutation, and numerous mutations in antithrombin, protein C and protein S clotting factors, resulting in significant changes in their function.
Ignoring genetic touch is also unlucky because this can account for 40% of all illnesses. Just before the onset of symptoms in the young age - swelling of the limbs, warm, purplish skin, pain - it is worth looking into whether the disease has a serious risk of developing in the family. "The risk is multiplied if the person is immobilized for a long time (eg receiving gypsum plaster), or conceiving, or other hormonal medication," the expert adds.

Blood test for prevention

Genetic mutations that are prone to thrombosis can be detected by passing through blood. After a quick and pain-free examination, once the mutation has been certified, the practitioner may recommend a lifestyle change and anti-coagulant drug therapy.
It is also important to mention that there is a tendency to thrombosis not only from the parents, but also from the grandparents or even further relatives, so these factors must be taken into consideration in your family history!Forrбs: TrombуziskцzpontMore articles in this topic:


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