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Should I be on medication?

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I was diagnosed after lots of miscarriages years ago and was treated in pregnancy with fragmin asprin after for 5 weeks but haven't been on any medication since.I am 45 and am getting symptoms of palputations, extreme tiredness, joint/muscle pain and cant walk sometimes, memory loss. Going to say peoples names of places and its gone. Forgetting what I have just done!

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Could be worth getting a thorough check up and some blood tests to just see where you're at. Perhaps just a daily Aspirin (100mg) to see if things improve at all.

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