Blood Clotting Factors Deficiency

Blood clotting factors deficiency refers to a condition where the body lacks certain proteins essential for blood clotting. These proteins, known as clotting factors, help stop bleeding when injuries occur. Common causes include genetic disorders like hemophilia, which can lead to excessive bleeding from minor injuries or spontaneous bleeding episodes. Treatment often involves replacing the missing factors through injections, allowing the blood to clot properly. While most people’s bodies produce these factors naturally, deficiencies can pose serious health risks, making awareness and management crucial for those affected.