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I was diagnosed with a high fv8 2 years ago. I recently read articles regarding excess clotting from Covid damage to your glycocalyx, capillary cell lining. Not surprising given the engineering of COVID 2. I am on thinners, too Xarelto. but am looking for ways to repair my cell wall linings, and try more natural clot inhibitors, such as Curcumin, Garlic, and ginger. It would be nice to find a researcher that has worked in this area. ALso, I have read that high RBC's enhance clotting, which I have too. altho I believe it may be due to taking vitamin D and C a bit overzealously.....
Hi Madmamsqueek,
The normal range for Factor VIII is between 50-150. Anything higher than that increases your clotting risk exponentially. That's why your doctor is trying to find an anticoagulant that you can tolerate. Your F8 level is pretty high. When I was originally diagnosed, mine was in high 400s and had PE's which I almost did not survive. I tolerate the lowest dosage of Xarelto pretty well after years on Warfarin. I hope that you will be able to find something that works for you and keeps you safe from blood clots.
Best,
Carrie