Are any of you on DOAC instead of Warfarin and if so ho well have you done
DOAC anticoagulants: Are any of you on... - Hughes Syndrome A...
DOAC anticoagulants
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Yes I'm on rivaroxaban as warfrin didn't work for me or fragmin and aspirin..had health issues but no clots .. been on since 2013 diagnosis in 2008
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I was on apixaban- high dose plus clopidogrel And pravastatin and I clotted within one week.
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I am not on them, but a fair few on here are, with mixed results. MaryF
I was on Rivaroxaban for a couple of years and despite being compliant taking them start to get odd symptoms. This was just before Bayer said they were not advised for APS. So last 18 months back on LMWH twice daily + Aspirin. No probs since starting.
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I was on high intensity apixaban ( twice daily plus clopidogrel and statin) and clotted in a weeks time.
I did post this answer to you yesterday- not sure where it went, so I’ve just written this response again.
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I have though about it. What do you know if it?
I’m on 75mg of Clopidogrel daily.
Been in apixaban for over two years now, fantastic. Got worried as blood clots appearing under skin. But Dr assured me it was because the drug is going it’s job.
I hope your wife has got a Specialist of autoimmun illnesses today. That is so very important.
A diet can not replace anticoagulation. We have too thick blood!
Is she also triplepositive to APS she should probably be better on Warfarin. Warfarin is said to be the best alternative for us with APS.
I took Xarelto a year ago when my PEs were found on a CT scan -- did the Xarelto "Starter Pack" protocol (which is 15mg twice daily for 3 weeks, then 20mg for however long the doctor recommends). I took it for 6 months. Then had a repeat CT scan of my lungs and the PEs had disappeared. Also had ultrasounds of both legs and arms looking for any additional clots, but none were found. Several months later my APS diagnosis was made (Aug 2020).
My current hematologist was comfortable putting me back on Xarelto since I had good results before. My only complaints are chronic constipation and headaches. I had those side effects on Xarelto the first time too, but the headaches finally resolved after my body adjusted, I guess. I've always had a problem with MANY drugs causing me constipation, and when I was on Xarelto the first time, it took a while to get that side effect addressed. I'm still working on it this go around.
P.S. I'm going to start a new post asking folks to report what side effects, if any, they experience on Coumadin (warfarin). As well as asking if anyone had success with resolving memory issues, tinnitis, or halting the progression of mitral valve disease.
Are you still on Xeralto or are you now on Wafarin.
Health wise you have to go on a low carb diet don’t eat any processed foods no seed oils
Go to dietdoctor.Com for suggestions.
I'm still doing Carnivore, with a little full-fat dairy, 1-2 eggs daily, and occasional seasonal berries. I gave up sugar and refined vegetable and seed oils almost 3 years ago. Have also been gluten-free for nearly 2 months. I mostly don't eat seeds or nuts at all anymore either.
Just started the Xarelto 3 weeks ago. Considering Coumadin if, in addition to clot prevention, it would help relieve tinnitis, mild memory issues, and provably help prevent the progression of mitral valve prolapse.