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What can I expect with Antiphospholipid Syndrome (APS)?

Autoimmune Diseases | Last Active: Aug 13 1:09pm | Replies (191)
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@nicholas94

APS is a diagnosis not to be taken likely I’m in my 5th year and it’s been scary for me as I mentioned in my post I’m seeing a Hematologist and a Rheumatologist Still taking Plaquenil and 90 mg of warfarin weekly It’s quite nerve wrecking for me but so far I have been stable within my range 2-3 Acceptance is an achievement and I’m not there yet .Sorry.Plaquenil is not for blood thinner I suggest you speak to your oncologist or hematologist about a blood thinner .The only medication I know of for APS warfarin .I’m from New York Please you all speak up to your doctors about APS and the right medicines.Good luck and thank you .

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mskeith | @mskeith | Apr 22, 2023

I am on Eliquis and I see my oncologist next month and I think I need to be on a different blood thinner? I feel so tired and so unhealthy. I was diagnosed with APS last year after I suffered a blood clot on my spleen, and was hospitalized for a week.

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