Blood clotting is a protective mechanism of the body to prevent bleeding. Our body always needs to have a balance between two systems: blood clotting and anti-clotting. If these two systems lose balance, it will cause blood vessels to become blocked and bleed. So how long does it take for normal blood to clot?

Blood clotting is the process that protects the body from excessive bleeding when injured. Your doctor will know your risk of excessive bleeding or other risks such as stroke, heart attack when you have a blood clotting test. So what is blood clotting and when do you need a blood clotting test?

There are about 30 different substances that have been found to affect the blood clotting process. Whether or not blood can clot depends on two groups of substances: procoagulants - substances that accelerate blood clotting and anticoagulants - substances that inhibit blood clotting. The following article will help us understand more about the factors involved in the blood clotting process.

Coagulation disorders are dangerous diseases with many different causes and different clinical manifestations. Each cause will require different specific treatment and support measures. Therefore, it is necessary to understand more deeply about coagulation disorders as well as the indicators related to this condition in order to diagnose and determine the most optimal treatment strategy.

Hemophilia is a dangerous disease that can threaten the patient's life. Treating hemophilia as soon as possible can avoid dangerous complications later. The article below will provide information about the disease as well as treatment methods.

Coagulation disorders are extremely dangerous and can affect the patient's life. To diagnose coagulation disorders, a mix test is performed to detect endogenous anticoagulants.