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Hello, I recently went to doctors over some symptoms I've been having. My primary doctor ordered tests which then led to referrals to a rheumatologist and an oncologist. Today one of the tests that was ordered, came back and it showed positive lupus anticoagulant. The Dr just said that we should re test in 12 weeks. But I looked up what it means and now I'm freaking out. I've never had a blood clot before, I'm 28M.
Now for 12 weeks I'm going to be freaking out about getting a blood clot. Are there any facts about this that might give me some assurance in the meantime?
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