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Factor VIII (Anti-Hemophilia A) Activity

Factor VIII (Anti-Hemophilia A) Activity

  • Test NameFactor VIII (Anti-Hemophilia A) Activity
  • Sample TypeBlood
  • Preparations RequiredNo fasting is required. Inform your doctor of any medications or supplements you are taking, as they might affect the test results.
  • Report Time24 hours

What is Hemophilia A?

Hemophilia A is a genetic disorder characterized by a deficiency in the blood-clotting protein Factor VIII, leading to prolonged or spontaneous bleeding.

Why is the Factor VIII Activity test important?

The Factor VIII Activity test is important for diagnosing Hemophilia A, assessing its severity, and monitoring the effectiveness of treatment. It can also be used in pre-surgical evaluations for bleeding risk assessment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Symptoms of Hemophilia A include easy bruising, frequent nosebleeds, prolonged bleeding from cuts, blood in urine or stools, joint pain and swelling due to internal bleeding.

Hemophilia A is typically treated with infusions of Factor VIII concentrates to replace the deficient clotting factor. Other treatments include antifibrinolytic medications and physical therapy.

Normal levels of Factor VIII activity usually range from 50% to 150% of the standard lab control.

A blood sample is drawn from a vein in the arm and sent to a laboratory, where the activity level of Factor VIII is measured.

Yes, though it is less common in women. Women are usually carriers of the gene, but they can also have symptoms if their Factor VIII levels are significantly low.

Yes, Hemophilia A is a genetic disorder, typically passed down from parent to child through a mutation in the Factor VIII gene.

Individuals with Hemophilia A are advised to avoid activities that can lead to injuries and bleeding. They should also avoid certain medications like aspirin which can affect blood clotting.

You should consult a hematologist if your Factor VIII levels are abnormal.

Currently, there is no cure for Hemophilia A, but treatment can manage the symptoms effectively.

Yes, severe Hemophilia A can lead to complications such as joint damage, deep internal bleeding, and an increased risk of infections due to frequent blood transfusions.

Yes, Hemophilia A is usually diagnosed in childhood. Children with this condition may experience bleeding into joints and muscles.

Factor VIII is an essential blood clotting protein that helps in the formation of blood clots by interacting with other clotting factors.

Yes, with proper management and treatment, individuals with Hemophilia A can lead a normal life. Regular monitoring of Factor VIII levels and appropriate therapy is crucial.

For individuals with Hemophilia A, understanding and managing their Factor VIII levels is crucial. With advances in treatment, many patients are now able to lead full and active lives. However, it is essential to work closely with your doctor and regularly monitor Factor VIII activity levels to manage the condition effectively and minimize complications.

FACTOR VIII (ANTI HAEMOPHILIC A) ACTIVITY, SODIUM CITARTE WHOLE BLOOD
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