Prof Khasmashta prescribed Clexane & it worked great. Lovenox is suppose to be the same but it's not my throat swells-I have tried it 3x. I tried warfarin-made my legs& feet swell a lot. I want to go back on Clexane. I have talked to the pharmacy @ the lupus center but they cannot mail it to me. I need to have it picked up & that person would mail it. Boots pharmacy is the same. I asked if Fed Ex or a courier service could pick it up, but they said no. Does anyone else have their medication mailed or tell me how to do it. Please please help
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oh dear.. I hope I can find it: Although probably somebody in the USA would be better with advice, but will try and see if I can find what I sent. MaryF x
I m allergic to heprin and possibly lovanox. The theory, given my previous drug reactions, is that I am allergic to some stabelizer or preservative. But we don't know which one.
So . . . Another option for you may be to talk to a compounding pharmacist in your area and see if they can whip up a preservative free injectibles anticoagulant.
I know the last thing many of us need is yet another doctor, but an allergist may be helpful. Mine is. A lot.
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There are other meds similiar to Lovenox. There is Fragmin. There are generics now advailable too. Check with your doctor or pharmacy for the different brand names for the heprin.
I have finally resolved my issue to get the Clexane. We have a friend who is going to London in the next few days. Prof. Hughes has given me 9 months worth of Clexane. Which is 27 small boxes of injections. Our friend is picking up the meds at the hospital & will mail it. Can you suggest where to go to mail it. It will be 3 larger boxes. Do you tell FedEx what is in it? Do you know a place that will repack it for protection? Please any help is appreciated. Designer16
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