Three days ago I had an eye hemorrhage. I kept getting a funny feeling in eye and when looked in mirror could not see the white of my eye. It was a deep reddish/purple color. I've sometimes had a burst blood vessel but not like this. Went to the ophthalmologist and she called it a "subconjunctivity hemorrhage". Said a blood vessel bursts and this is what happens. She looked behind retina and said no bleeding there, so just take it easy and it will take a couple of weeks to go away. Next morning, called my hematologist and said to come in for PT/INR. Surprisingly it was only 2.3 whereas four days ago it was 3.2. Hematologist said it sometimes happens while on warfarin--not to worry but if it gets worse to see him again--also said come back in a week for another PT/INR.
I am still awaiting a visit in September with a neuro/ophthalmologist for another problem.
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As I ynderstand you are going to see your hematologist next week and another neurolog/optalmologist in the beginning of September. Tell them of this APS illness that you must be on at least 3.0 and to be there steady. Could you get an APS-doctor also it would be good for you. You should be tested at least every week at the lab.
I understand this is difficult for you but I believe it is very important for you,
Best wishes to yo Mozelle and to Co-Co from Kerstin
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