Warfarin Sodium and toes

Female, 27, 6 months on Warfarin 7mg daily.

Diagnosed with functional protein c deficiency (congenital) in May of 2007 after suffering a blood clot that travel down into my toes. I’ll have to take warfarin for the rest of my life but I have been extremely lucky with lack of side effects. In the beginning I was tired, depressed, leg cramps, moody and slight weight gain. I’m happy to say that all of those symptoms besides the leg cramps have subsided. Of course after reading some of these posts and seeing that the side effects could occur years later has me a little worried. I’m interested in learning about any kind of herbal remedies if anyone has any suggestions

I have been on Warfarin for over a year... I have had many digestive problems as well as many other problems I have seen listed by others on this page... I have red specks that have shown up all around my toes also.

I´ve been taking Warfarin for about 6 years now after being diagnosed with TVP (venose profound trombosis) and TEP (pulmonary trombosis). Side effects include: lethargy, difficulty concentrating, sudden extreme headaches, memory loss, oily face, red toes, hair loss, dry eyes, yellow hands, it completely changed my hair.. I had wonderful hair , shiny and straight, and now I have it curled up, dry, and broken. The worse thing is that I have to take warfarin for my entire life.

lightheadedness, dizzyness and headaches

and painful toes

I have been taking warfarin for 3 months and I am also experiencing headaches (every day) extreme fatigue, extreme pain in my legs and am finding it difficult to think clearly as well. Slurred speech too...