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Posted at 5:14 PM on Feb 11, 2008 by tracy3577, #27107
In July my calf hurt for over a week I went and had it checked out and they found a small DVT I was sent home and prescribed Lovenox and taken off my birth control. The next morning I had trouble breathing and went to the ER I had multiple PEs in both lungs. I was in the hospital for 5 days and sent home with a non-therapeutic INR, Lovenox shots and warfarin sodium. I have to regularly increase my dosage I am now up to 15mgs 6days a week and 10 the 7th day. I have recently started seeing small unexplainable bruises, even though my INR is still not and only has been for a short time since my release from the hospital. I have had severe chest, leg and other body pain. I have been to the ER so much I have just stopped going. I have horrible headaches and fatigue especially after they re-up my meds. My periods have been off the charts as well. I think I am done with this and I am really considering taking myself off the meds
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Reply 6 months ago on Mar 26, 2008 by breeellen, #5858

I just read your post. I had a PE in January and have been on the warfarin since. I have horrible leg pains that my Dr is not worried about. My periods have also been very bad. And my moods are even worse!!!!! Are you getting random pains throughout your body? It's nice to talk to someone who is going through the same thing. I will be 29 next month and am starting to feel like I'm 50!

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