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What can I expect with Antiphospholipid Syndrome (APS)?

Autoimmune Diseases | Last Active: May 16 11:41am | Replies (188)
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@nicholas94

Good morning.Very sorry to hear about your diagnosis but I have APS five years now.Of course no one understands how frustrating this can be You definitely need to see a Rheumatologist.I’m on warfarin and monitoring that with the greens it the most horrific lifestyle for me .Most of the time I’m overwhelmed but it could be worst.I’m now on Plaquenil too .Honestly for me it’s doesn’t help.APS is very difficult to accept for me .I wished you all the best and seek a Rheumatologist soon .Good luck.

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lindzchic24 | @lindzchic24 | Jan 27, 2023

I'm sorry to hear that you also have APS. Yes, I love leafy greens so the diet modification has been a bit of a challenge. I worry about warfarin, bleeding too much, getting anymore clots, and being able to do activities and possibly have another child. With the way I have felt, I barely get through somedays. I have still not been back to work since this happened, and worry about not being able to function and provide for myself and the family. I appreciate you sharing your experience having this disease!

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