Prevalence and Multiplicity of Thrombophilia Genetic Polymorphisms of F V, MTHFR, F II, and PAI -I: A Cross-Sectional Study on a Healthy Jordanian Population.

Three-quarters of our population had at least one of the thrombophilia genetic variants, and most had more than one variant. The most common variants detected were associated with MTHFR, followed by PAI-I, FV, and then II. We observed that females had higher prevalence estimates than males. However, multiplicity among males was significantly higher than females. Our findings indicated noticeable differences in prevalence estimates compared with other populations.