Factor V Leiden: What exercise helps with blood clots? What to avoid?
Recently newly diagnosed..what type of exercise is done for blood clots and anything that should be avoided food or daily tasks?
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I'm too new to this. Just diagnosed in Oct.im on 2 Eliquis a day..
I was just diagnosed this year. Kept getting clots in legs, and 1 in my heart after a major surgery. I'm wondering though should I be on Eliquis constantly? As my Hemotologist took me off and I only go on after hospital stays/surgery....Eliquis seems to work but if I get even a small cut I bleed quite a bit ...would love more info/strategies to cope. Ty in advance!
Ps, inherited from my father...
Still trying to make head or tails about this?? It's going to take me some time to adjust to this diagnosis.I have to have positive thoughts...
I don't sense any limitations. Engaging in exercises that elevate your heart rate and breathing can contribute to maintaining strong lungs.
I'm not sure about your current fitness level, but if you're new to this, it might be beneficial to start gradually.
Personally, I've noticed that there are days when I have a surplus of energy and opt for a challenging workout, only to find myself needing a few days of recovery afterward.
Blood thinners help tremendously in taking that fear away.
How do you feel about your diagnosis?
Tks
Yes I agree alot to absorb..
Is their any exercises you should not do?
Specific leg exercises that I do are squats and lunges. I like doing wall sits, it took me a long time to master that one.
I use the Apple fit app on my phone and they have perfect lower body strength excersices.
TY
I exercised 3 days week before diagnosis and will start Taichi tomorrow and then 2 days of exercises