Hi, me again I missed BWs reply while posting my own. I did heaps of research on this, and did see on plenty of occassions where women (particulary on the UK and US sites) had only one mutation of the gene, and where homocysteine levels were not elevated, and still their FSs prescribed Clexane to address any potential issues, and where subsequently they had success.

There are definitely theories both ways.

My FS also indicated that by testing positive for one thrombophila blood clotting disorder, there was something like a 50-70% chance that you would also test positive for another blood clotting disorder if they had identified all the disorders you can possibly have, if that makes any sense.

I guess it all comes down to what you FS thinks and how seriously they take this result. In my personal opinion, this is something well worth looking at and address.

xx