Experiences with

Aspirin

I’m going to be taking x1 aspirin and x3 progonova a day from today. Does that sounds ‘normal’? I thought there were usually injections to take too for a frozen transfer? Feeling a bit confused now!

I’ve been put on statins B blockers and aspirin but I still have my… and this is the bit I struggle with, it’s not pain it’s more like stitch or as if a bag of fluid has burst right in my heart.

What with aspirin, Metformin SR and omeprazole, sometimes I wonder if I rattle when I walk! oh and I forgot blue and brown inhalers for my Asthma caused by breathing in flour during my lifetime in the bakery trade. The joys of getting old!

Since then I’ve been put on a regimen of aspirin daily and pegasys 90mcg/wk. I started at 45mcg and have since worked my way up to 90. My platelets have come down from a high of 800 to low 200’s. So far it’s been working like a charm and in my opinion maybe too well.

Hi, I have suspected APS as I have had high Igg Cardiolipin for 12 months now, 2 previous miscarriages. I am having severe balance issues. I’m off balance every time I walk, my movements are also affected. For instance, washing my hands makes my head go funny - best way to describe it is my brain feels

After HA 5 years ago I’m on Candestartan, Bispropolol And Rosuvastatin and aspirin . Does anyone know if these vitamins are safe with these meds.

I take 7 prescription drugs in the morning, and 9 at night that is not including my aspirin or fish oil. ..

I was wondering what side effects you have all experienced, at the moment I am having slight aches in my back, and side, which pass, and aren't sore, just mild aches, I also feel my tummy is tight, in knots, is this, and my aches normal effects, I'm on Aspirin Tricagrelur Ramipril Atorvastatin Isodobride

Hi! I’m 34 and have just had a CABG, I’m 6 weeks post op and feel almost back to normal. Yes, I know, I’m young and have bounced! They think that my coronary arteries were damaged by vasculitis I (might) have had when I was 19, it wasn’t diagnosed at the time as I had just classic viral symptoms although

I am on Fragmin injections and aspirin for blood cloth issues and super worries if loosing your symptoms is a sign of a miscarriage. Also anyone in here on Fragmin? Thank you 😊

I am thinking about taking magnesium glycinate but the problem is I take 20mg of rabeprazole twice a day for indigestion from statins and aspirin and the magnesium won't be absorbed ppis lower magnesium levels in the body but i have read supplementing magnesium won't make any difference.

I am on hydroxyurea and aspirin and that is controlling my platelets but not new symptoms I have developed.

Reduced my Atenolol from 50mg to 25 mg and took me off of 10mg of Amlodipine Been on 50mg Atenolol, 10mg Amlodipine, 10mg Ramipril, Statin and Aspirin for 18 years since heart attack.

The only other thing to change is stopping aspirin due to divecutitus . Could this have been suppressing my itching ? My levels are T3 / 5.6 T4/ 1.3 TSH / 0.05 I just need this itching to stop so any help advise greatly received.

I know it’s because we have a blood cancer but what are the actual risks from Covid if we have ET which is well controlled with Hydroxy and Aspirin? Is it blood clots? Wondering if anyone knows what current research tells us now that we are nearly two years into the pandemic.

Since then I've only had phlebotomies and taken aspirin. I've had no issues or challenges other than low ferritin which I believe contributed to my fatigue. I immediately upon dx began educating myself on treatment options and possible cures.

She will need further follow up appointments, two heart scans , she’s on aspirin and omeprazole for 6 weeks. Back to school on Monday .

I still take baby aspirin morning and night. I am 74 and have no symptoms or issues with my PV. Wondering if anyone else has tried this treatment. Thanks Roberta

Hi all, Had my angiogram and stent fitted in my LAD (was 90% blocked) and started on daily aspirin, statin as well as an anti-platelet drug for twelve months.

You can read more about this on our website here. https://www.mpnvoice.org.uk/news/fast-access-to-covid-medicines-for-people-with-blood-cancer/ In England, MPN patients (eg those with ET, PV and MF) who are on a drug treatment for their MPN (not just aspirin or venesection) are eligible for these