Effects of danazol on coagulant activity in the rat.

In: International journal of fertility · 1992 · vol. 37(1) , pp. 48–52 · PMID:1348736 · W2416648537
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Abstract

Coagulation factor activity was evaluated in female rats treated with danazol. Following 30 days of treatment, slight decreases in factor VII and X activities were noted. After 60 days, a prolongation of the prothrombin time, as well as a decrease in factor VII, was noted. The data suggest that in the rodent, danazol has minimal effects on coagulation activity.

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