is there a condition that exists where a woman has a hard time forming blood clots?

Question

okay - well the story is that my husband has this friend who seems to have a disappearing problem...and now he's calling again - everytime he has a new excuse for not talking to my husband...this time his girlfriend has become pregnant - and has a "rare" disorder/disease that supposedly is life threatening if pregnant....she cannot form blood clots...I just want to find out if this could be true?....He called the disorder TTL? but I cannot find any information under that name...I found some stuff under TTP...but I am really curious to find out something more...

Answer 1

if a person has low platelets that can cause cltting issues,i'm guessing you mean the blood to clot and not blood clots,big difference between those 2 conditions..blood clots would be what peoploe develope in their legs which can travel to the heart,lungs or brain...and plain clotting is like when you cut yourself and it stops bleeding

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I won't go look in the medical dictionary for it, but I can tell you it is possible to have difficulty forming blood clots. I have that right now, actually, and it's not a disease causing it on me; it's dietary. (let's hope.) But yes, it's possible they're not big liars. She could be a borderline diabetic, for instance. However. That's no reason for them to be recluses who avoid you.... :)

No such thing as "TTL" I don't think. Try to Google for it....

TTP on the other hand, yes.

Answer 4

There are several blood disordrs that can cause excessive bleeding including various anemias, platelett problems, liver disease including hepatitis, chirrosis, spleen problems, kidney disease......TTP sounds like a possibility. As others have said...TTL is not listed.