Service Providers for FACTOR VII
Factor VII is a clotting protein vital for initiating the blood coagulation process. A test for Factor VII levels is used to evaluate bleeding disorders, diagnose Factor VII deficiency (a rare genetic condition), or assess liver function since the liver produces this factor. Low levels can lead to excessive bleeding, while abnormalities may also indicate liver disease, vitamin K deficiency, or anticoagulant therapy effects. Results guide diagnosis and treatment, including replacement therapies or addressing underlying causes.