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MaryF
Hi Mary,
It is so sad that a person has to die before something will change.!
People with Crohns disease have cardiolipin antibodies. I have read that somewhere.
Kerstin
Thank you...I cannot believe APS is not mentioned...And that her Rheumatologist did not test her blood very 3 months
or so to see if other Autoimmune Disorders develop....
I am so grateful I never used the "pill"....I tried it when I was 19 yrs old ( I am now 65)...and felt my legs giving out under me...I knew then something was wrong with my "circulation"...so I stopped taking it...I am convinced I would have
suffered a stroke or somesuch event if I had continued
I was put on the pill to combat my She's-so-sick-let's-put-her-in-the-hospital monthly periods. Didn't help. And on the pill I didn't feel well for those other 23 days in the month either. I gave this therapy a 3month trial. Then I stopped.
I took the pill for around 3 months when I was 16 (I'm now 37). It led to an unforgettable christmas as I was taken into hospital on Dec 22nd with a massive dvt and told to stay very still for several days. I was let out the day before new year's eve.Sadly it took me another 10 years before I got the aps diagnoses.
Very sad indeed needed reviewing a long time ago....I was put on it for about 8 years whilst having been diagnosed with Hughes!!!!
Yes... well as a young woman, I said to the doctor who was writing the prescription, there are so many family members who have had blood clots, are you sure???????? I was suspicious of the dizziness and extreme headaches and took myself to St Thomas's even they did not make the connection, but I took myself off it. MaryF