Understanding Your Bleeding Risk: The Factor XIII Clot Solubility Test
If you’ve ever worried about unexplained bruising, prolonged bleeding from minor cuts, or heavy menstrual periods, you’re not alone. Many South Africans experience these symptoms without understanding the underlying cause. The Factor XIII Clot Solubility Functional Qualitative Test provides the answers you need to take control of your health and prevent potentially serious bleeding complications.
What This Test Reveals About Your Blood
Factor XIII is a crucial protein in your blood that stabilises blood clots, acting like the final ‘glue’ that holds clots together. When this protein is deficient or dysfunctional, clots can dissolve prematurely, leading to excessive bleeding. Our test uses specialised clot dissolution methodology with 5M urea to assess whether your blood forms stable, lasting clots – giving you clear insights into your bleeding risk profile.
Who Should Consider This Essential Screening?
- Individuals with unexplained, frequent bruising or nosebleeds
- Those experiencing prolonged bleeding after dental work, surgery, or minor injuries
- Women with unusually heavy menstrual periods
- People with family history of bleeding disorders
- Patients planning surgery who want to assess bleeding risk
- Anyone experiencing delayed bleeding (starting hours after injury)
Many bleeding disorders go undiagnosed because routine blood tests don’t detect Factor XIII deficiency. This specialised test fills that critical gap in your healthcare assessment.
Why Early Detection Matters for Your Health
Identifying Factor XIII deficiency early can be life-changing. With proper diagnosis, you can:
- Prevent dangerous bleeding during surgery or childbirth
- Receive appropriate treatment before emergencies occur
- Reduce anxiety about unexplained bleeding episodes
- Make informed decisions about medical procedures
- Protect yourself from potentially life-threatening bleeding complications
Peace of mind is priceless when it comes to your health and safety.
Understanding Your Test Results
Our expert hematologists provide clear, comprehensive results with guidance you can understand. A normal result means your blood forms stable clots properly, while an abnormal result indicates potential Factor XIII deficiency that requires further evaluation. Either way, you’ll have the information needed to discuss next steps with your healthcare provider confidently.
We ensure you’re never left wondering what your results mean or what to do next.
Affordable, Accessible Testing Nationwide
| Test Option | Price | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Regular Price | ZAR 200 | Comprehensive bleeding disorder screening |
| Special Price | ZAR 150 | Save ZAR 50 on essential health screening |
Considering the potential cost of untreated bleeding complications, this test represents exceptional value for your long-term health investment.
Why Trust Oracle Genomics?
- Expert Hematology Specialists: Our team includes experienced hematologists who specialise in bleeding disorders
- Nationwide Coverage: Convenient testing available in Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban, Pretoria and across South Africa
- Fast Turnaround: Sample daily by 1 pm, results available the next day
- Advanced Methodology: Using proven clot dissolution techniques for accurate results
- Patient-Focused Care: We understand the anxiety around bleeding concerns and provide compassionate support
Take Control of Your Health Today
Don’t let uncertainty about bleeding risks affect your quality of life. Early detection through our Factor XIII test can provide the answers and peace of mind you deserve.
Limited Time Offer: Book this week to secure your ZAR 150 special pricing. Your health journey starts with one simple test.
Important Preparation Information
For optimal results, overnight fasting is preferred. Please ensure you bring the duly filled Coagulation Requisition Form (Form 15). If you’re taking blood thinners like Heparin or oral anticoagulants, discuss temporary discontinuation with your physician prior to testing, as these medications may affect results.
Our team will guide you through the simple blood collection process and ensure your sample reaches our laboratory under optimal conditions for accurate analysis.
