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How is Antiphospholipid / Hughes Syndrome diagnosed?
How Antiphospholipid / Hughes Syndrome is diagnosed: tests, specialists and the diagnostic journey, told by patients and reviewed against medical sources.
Blood tests
Posted May 16, 2017 by Kate 1000
with a sinple blood test called the lupus anticoagulant test
Posted May 17, 2017 by Ruth 1321
Usually after some event (a clot or miscarriage), a hematologist will perform a simple blood test.
Posted May 18, 2017 by RoeVar 601
Lupus anticoagulant is one of the main tests. Specialists such as hemotologist, oncologist are important to have.
Posted May 18, 2017 by Tauren 2100
Multiple blood tests, Haematologist, Rheumatologist
Posted Oct 30, 2017 by Denise Hampson 2000
By the outward manifestations of the blood disorder. I.e., blood clots, miscarriages, strokes.
The diagnosis must be made by a trained medical professional.
The diagnosis must be made by a trained medical professional.
Posted Feb 3, 2018 by Lhrlovesmar 3550
Blood test for antiphospholipid antibodies
Posted May 1, 2019 by JL 1700
You get a series of two tests to see if the antibodies have a sustained presence in your blood. The tests consist of two abnormal results at least twelve weeks apart. One test alone is not enough, because people can have fleeting positive results, but the two tests prove an ongoing presence in your blood.
Posted Aug 17, 2022 by gloria_kazan 7450
