From the Mayo Clinic:
The cause of primary antiphospholipid syndrome is unknown. However, some factors are associated with developing antiphospholipid antibodies — though not necessarily developing the syndrome.These factors include infections, medications, and genetic predispositions. None of which Kari had. In regards to genetic predispositions:
Although the disorder isn't considered hereditary, research indicates that relatives of people with antiphospholipid syndrome are more likely to have the antibodies.
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