New study below [1]. Editorial [2]. Abstract [3]
I have a number of posts on the subject, but briefly D-dimer can be used to monitor clot activity & nattokinase can be used to dissolve a clot.
Men with PCa were included in the study, but the finding applies to cancer in general.
"Six months after a cancer diagnosis, patients had double the rate of arterial thromboembolism compared with peers without cancer (4.7% versus 2.2% ...)"
"Cancer patients were particularly high-risk for MI {myocardial infarction} (2.0% versus 0.7%, HR 2.9 ...) and ischemic stroke (3.0% versus 1.6%, HR 1.9 ...)."
-Patrick
[1] medpagetoday.com/Cardiology...
Chemotherapy and air travel and risk of clots
Low blood work prevents any treatment
Can Lupron trigger gross hematuria with clots in those men with radiation cystitis? Anyone experience this?
Can Abiraterone/Zytiga cause low blood sugar?
