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ok, noted
mostly the pain is mine.
but no pain , no gain.
ok on the pm stuff.
i might as well just ask here.
is no secret.
1. aspirin is necessary evil, everyday no fail.if u have suffered non heamarragic stroke its a must.
2. i am put back on all 4 inclusive aspirin.
the other 3 is simvastatin, clopidogrel, enoxaparin(clexane) clexane is a short acting anticougalant,ie it is a blood thinner,its use only for short period of time ,till ur INR is stabalise and then one need to be on warfarin which is long acting blood thinner.but u need to be monitor for ur INR regularly by anticogulant team.[INR is a measure of ur blood thinnes]
enoxapain i feel is most effective, because can feel effects.it doenst make u feel better but its effect is to prevent new blood clots formation
but my supply is limited,and i not understand why.no one wants say.
i am adviced when the supply is fished. go on warfarin.normally here in uk we give clexane for 7 to 14 days then start warfarin
Now thats where is big problem.
I have a professor friend tells me no no, i not want go that direction.i suggest not listen to anyone except ur own doctor,not even me becos i dont know u or ur condition.if ur proffesor friend is not a doctor and then i suggest stay away from him.even if he is a doctor and not practicing i suggest stay away from him
unless i want smiling with only gums.
i had many opinions on this already.
so i ask more.
just yes or no, is ok.
is not good protocol publishing profession opinions.
My feel is this warfarin monster is very difficult manage because of the K factor.i think singapore has good medical care and system.warfarin is ok if u have system in place to monitor INR regularly.yes every medication has pros and cons if u know it then u can decide whether u want it or not.i think u have a right to refuse and take informed decision
your 2 cents is welcomed.
regards
PS:if you do need tell me medical details, is better PM me the reply.
thanks doc.
i am sorry a bit a late in replying,in hospital,very busy,just manage to check the thread and i found ur reply.i dont want to discuss ur medical condition on open thread like this,u can pm with more detail with all the background medical history.if u trust me.I work here in uk,i may discuss ur case with my other collegues if u wish.its difficult to suggest anything not seeing the patient in person and knowing all the medical details.its a good practice if one stick with ur own doctor and his opinion should take precendence over everyone,becos he knows you and ur condition.hope i am not digging my own pit here
ok, notedmostly the pain is mine.
but no pain , no gain.
ok on the pm stuff.
i might as well just ask here.
is no secret.
1. aspirin is necessary evil, everyday no fail.if u have suffered non heamarragic stroke its a must.
2. i am put back on all 4 inclusive aspirin.
the other 3 is simvastatin, clopidogrel, enoxaparin(clexane) clexane is a short acting anticougalant,ie it is a blood thinner,its use only for short period of time ,till ur INR is stabalise and then one need to be on warfarin which is long acting blood thinner.but u need to be monitor for ur INR regularly by anticogulant team.[INR is a measure of ur blood thinnes]
enoxapain i feel is most effective, because can feel effects.it doenst make u feel better but its effect is to prevent new blood clots formation
but my supply is limited,and i not understand why.no one wants say.
i am adviced when the supply is fished. go on warfarin.normally here in uk we give clexane for 7 to 14 days then start warfarin
Now thats where is big problem.
I have a professor friend tells me no no, i not want go that direction.i suggest not listen to anyone except ur own doctor,not even me becos i dont know u or ur condition.if ur proffesor friend is not a doctor and then i suggest stay away from him.even if he is a doctor and not practicing i suggest stay away from him
unless i want smiling with only gums.
i had many opinions on this already.so i ask more.
just yes or no, is ok.
is not good protocol publishing profession opinions.
My feel is this warfarin monster is very difficult manage because of the K factor.i think singapore has good medical care and system.warfarin is ok if u have system in place to monitor INR regularly.yes every medication has pros and cons if u know it then u can decide whether u want it or not.i think u have a right to refuse and take informed decision
your 2 cents is welcomed.
regards
PS:if you do need tell me medical details, is better PM me the reply.
thanks doc.
i am sorry a bit a late in replying,in hospital,very busy,just manage to check the thread and i found ur reply.i dont want to discuss ur medical condition on open thread like this,u can pm with more detail with all the background medical history.if u trust me.I work here in uk,i may discuss ur case with my other collegues if u wish.its difficult to suggest anything not seeing the patient in person and knowing all the medical details.its a good practice if one stick with ur own doctor and his opinion should take precendence over everyone,becos he knows you and ur condition.hope i am not digging my own pit here
Allah has permitted trade and has forbidden interest [koran]
is easier make trade analysis than manage this body.