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Hello everyone! Does anyone have aortic insufficiency, with pulmonary edema, which is treated with diuretics? If so can they affect your INR much? My specialist is off ill and my cardiologist is on holiday. It's just that I saw a doctor in A&E today who obviously did not have much experience in treating patients with APS and that always makes me suspicious!

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Thanks for your advice I appreciate it. I have managed to speak to my Dr. at home and she has arranged for me to see a colleague of hers on Monday. So panic over for the time being. :D xxx

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Ditto! MaryF

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:D Thanks! xxx

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