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Do people often have to receive blood transfusions?
It is my husband who is afflicted with Hughes/APS. He seems to be getting progressively weaker, and requiring more transfusions. Though I am an R.N - the information is still not out there. His hematologist lets his Hgb drop to 8.5 before they transfuse him, and it seems to help for a few days, then
It is my husband who is afflicted with Hughes/APS. He seems to be getting progressively weaker, and requiring more transfusions. Though I am an R.N - the information is still not out there. His hematologist lets his Hgb drop to 8.5 before they transfuse him, and it seems to help for a few days, then
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
13 years ago
HIGH INR DUE TO 72 FASTING FOR TEST IN HOSPITAL
well for the last 4 days been in hospital for a fasting glucose and it has effected my INR so bad 8.9, I have felt lousy, worried about bleeding and now have to stop until Sunday my warfarin and had to have 3mg vitamin K. There seems to be a lack of communication between all of my consultants I was
well for the last 4 days been in hospital for a fasting glucose and it has effected my INR so bad 8.9, I have felt lousy, worried about bleeding and now have to stop until Sunday my warfarin and had to have 3mg vitamin K. There seems to be a lack of communication between all of my consultants I was
daisy11
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
13 years ago
Has anyone tried a natural approach
Hi all, I am new to the group, been on warfarin for about a year and a half - and had a bleeding ulcer a few months back. I am now thinking that I might like to try it "au natural." My internal medicine doc said my 2nd test results, were lower than the first ones, and maybe have been done while I was
Hi all, I am new to the group, been on warfarin for about a year and a half - and had a bleeding ulcer a few months back. I am now thinking that I might like to try it "au natural." My internal medicine doc said my 2nd test results, were lower than the first ones, and maybe have been done while I was
christylee
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
12 years ago
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Anybody gone from warfarin back to fragmin?
I am wondering whether to ask if I can try going back to fragmin alone. I have been on warfarin for 6 years and right now it is driving me nuts. I think I am in peri menopause and my INR changes everyday. So I am always testing and adjusting my doses. And actually I really want to be able to eat foods
I am wondering whether to ask if I can try going back to fragmin alone. I have been on warfarin for 6 years and right now it is driving me nuts. I think I am in peri menopause and my INR changes everyday. So I am always testing and adjusting my doses. And actually I really want to be able to eat foods
Jade
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
13 years ago
My APS caused multiple TIAs which resulted in me being wrongly diagnosed with postnatal psychosis.
OK – here’s the quick version: Found out I have APS after a stroke when my son was barely 7 weeks old. Had been misdirected to a mental health facility where they treated me the dangerous atypical antipsychotic olanzpine. The Committee on Safety Of Medicines issued a statement in 2005 which
OK – here’s the quick version: Found out I have APS after a stroke when my son was barely 7 weeks old. Had been misdirected to a mental health facility where they treated me the dangerous atypical antipsychotic olanzpine. The Committee on Safety Of Medicines issued a statement in 2005 which
Eliza_E
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
13 years ago
Pottasium Levels
Morning all, Has anyone else got problems keeping their pottasium levels up? My GP is considering putting me on Slow-K for a while to try and solve it because mine seem to run chronically low, and when I go into hospital end up needing IV K. Apparently this is quite common side effect of quite a few
Morning all, Has anyone else got problems keeping their pottasium levels up? My GP is considering putting me on Slow-K for a while to try and solve it because mine seem to run chronically low, and when I go into hospital end up needing IV K. Apparently this is quite common side effect of quite a few
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