ok i have APS and get recurring headaches at least a couple of times a week it responds to co-codamol and also the tips of my fingers keep tingling there are not numb or cold i can still feel them but theytingle sometimes not all the time just maybe twice in a week can this be problems of APS and should i be worried.
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Hi there, this sounds fairly typical to me, however if you feel uncomfortable I should have a chat with whoever you trust the most in terms of your medical care, it can do no harm, and may be a good idea. Lots of us on here have similar symptoms. Mary F x
Thank you at least its typicalsymptom and nothing to worry about it doesnt feel uncomftable just because it was coming more often i thought i should be worried about it but thank you .
These are common symptoms but still important to inform your doctor so they understand your condition and check things out. Sometimes things can be worse when you have a flare up and then improve again. Sometimes if symptoms are affecting you badly you will need a change in medication . All the best Ann
Hello Metoyou
Yes these are both typical symptoms but they can be significantly helped by the correct treatment, including anticoagulation. As Mary has said, above, please do bring these to the attention of your GP or Consultant. My APS started with tingling and numb finger tips and headaches.
Best wishes.
Dave
Ok i shall do that il consult my consultant about this issue im already on asprin i dont think it would be too serious just a typical symptom but il tell him about it next time at my appointment.