Antiphospholipid Syndrome treatment in Magdalena Contreras

Some people come to the office after repeated episodes of clots or complications during pregnancy, and that is where the suspicion of antiphospholipid syndrome may arise. It is a disorder of the immune system that increases the blood's tendency to form clots.

How does it show up? It may be associated with thrombosis in veins or arteries, recurrent pregnancy loss, and other circulatory disturbances.

Which specialist treats it? The rheumatologist and the hematologist are the ones who study and follow up on this syndrome; in the context of pregnancy, the gynecologist takes part in the joint management.

When is an evaluation advisable? If there is a history of clots without a clear cause or repeated obstetric complications, it is advisable to have a professional perform the necessary tests and clarify your particular situation.