Abstract
About 11% of patients in primary care reported bleeding symptoms in a 2010 Canadian study.[1][1] Mild bleeding disorders should be considered in patients with disproportionate bleeding (i.e., excessive postsurgical bleeding from multiple sites or bleeding that requires blood or iron transfusion).[2
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