inherited clotting disorders

What are Inherited Clotting Disorders?

Inherited clotting disorders are genetic conditions that affect the blood's ability to clot properly. These disorders can lead to either excessive bleeding or abnormal clot formation, posing significant health risks, especially for neonates.

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