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In Nephrotic syndrome hypercoaguability occurs due to-

A
Urinary loss of Antithrombin III
B
Increase in serum protiens-c,s
C
Decrease in serum Fibrinogen
D
Factor vIII
High-Yield Explanation
Hypercoaguble state in nephrotic syndrome is due to Urine loss of Anithrombin III Hyperfibrinogenemia Decrease in serum protiens c, s Increase in platelet aggregation. Venous complications can occur due to Hypercoaguble state in nephrotic syndrome ,so anticoagulants are given to all patients Ref Harrison 20th edition pg. No. 2142,293

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