I was diagnosed in 2001 after, what MRIs showed, were multiple mini strokes with damage. I have never heard the term "cerebral APS" before, but that perhaps describes my primary symptom.
I had a mri scan for left sided tinnitus. Scan showed tiny cerebral infarcts in brain . Then after two blood test 12 weeks apart results showed lupus anticoagulant. Then I got diagnosed with APS
My recent letters have always included the term "Cerebral Aps" personally it makes little sense to me. It's a blood condition and as such affects every part of me. I have had 3 strokes and a massive internal bleed in my pelvis due to my Warfarin being adjusted and other things added which didn't work. My main symptom is the disintegration of my joints, virtually all joints are affected with the exception of ankles and spine at the moment. Since switching to clexane 2 years ago I've had no further strokes.
Yes, I have cerebral APS diagnosed 18 years ago. Massive problems with hand/eye coordination. Cannot drive or even tie shoelaces for example. Hands do not work properly and I get lost very easily. Anticoagulated for last 13 years. I am on Acenocoumarol and hydroxychloroquine among others, but damage already done.
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