warfarin for life? 
woodenshoelane2
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I believe my doctors are lying about me having to take warfarin for life. One doctor in the group practice became annoyed when I came in and told them what I wanted done if they found a blood clot in my leg. A tech did a FIVE MINUTE doppler, and claimed to have found a dvt. I am a nurse, I felt the clot was superficial and NOT in the deep vein. This inexperienced tech who looked as though she was still in high school, claimed it was an "extensive clot" from my knee to my groin. I knew right away that she was reading the doppler incorrectly, and told her that she was looking at old scar tissue from a previous clot. I was asked not to leave the facility because they wanted to put me in the hospital on heparin for a week. I refused, walked out and went back to my doctors office, and told him what I knew. They all tried to cover up the test results, just so I would go into the hospital, and bilk my husbands insurance. I wanted a prescription for lmwh (lovenox) to give myself injections at home which is cheaper. Conclusion: hospital stay for 7 days on heparin, between 5,000-8,000 dollars. Outpatient injections at home 910.00. I refused to be intimidated and 'frightened into doing what they wanted to do. I gave myself the injections at home and in 2 weeks the pain and swelling were gone. I ditched both doctors, and now seeking an alternative doctor who can get me off of this dreaded warfarin. If anyone out there can help me out, please email me. willowbaby_1@yahoo.com.- Re: warfarin for life? Iolite
15 y
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This is a reply to # 1,533,350There are MANY natural substances (herbs, supplements) that can help thin the blood and stop it from clumping. I would hop over to Tony Isaaic, Natural Healing and Iodine for some help.
Off the top of my head,
vitamin E
co-q10
cayenne pepper * I know it stops bleeding, but I still think this one would help too, run it by uniy, tony or luella to be sure
gingko biloba
glucosamine sulfate
enzymes like wobenzyme and serreptase help break down fibrogens, so it should work on clots too, blow this one by Uniy (Natural Healing), Tony, Luella and et.al on the Iodine supplementation
Iodine - helpful in breaking up fibroids, cysts and kicking out harmful fluoride, bromide, mercury, arsenic... AND, keeps our boobs soft and healthy, our female plumbing happy and our thyroid healthy...
Of course, the key to this is finding out the underlying issue that causes your problem in the first case, rather than treating the symptoms like alopathic docs do. Ya figure that one out and you're golden...
iolite
- Re: warfarin for life? woodenshoelane2
15 y
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This is a reply to # 1,534,527Thanks, you're right about finding out the underlying cause, however, all of the doctors I have seen (and there have been a lot of them), seem to ignore finding the problem.Only one physician I visited ran tests to see if I had factor v leiden, protein c, protein s, blah, blah, blah. All of the tests came back negative. I don't have lupus, I don't have cancer. They did a cat scan. Round and round in circles. Have had a second opinion, a third and a fourth. They all say the same thing, want to keep running the same tests. They continue to want to put a band aid on a gunshot wound. Most doctors are only interested in prescribing medicine rather than finding out why I have to take it. The first clot I had was caused by trauma, (fractured ankle walked on it at work for a whole week before I realized it was fractured). Second clot I fell on my right hip, another hairline fracture. Obviously I have osteoporosis, I am 55 and menopausal.
Also a lot of these doctors are intimidated because I am a nurse, and I come into their office already knowing 'too much'!
They laughed at me and told me menopause and osteoporosis wasn't the case at all, "just take the warfarin you will be on it for life". I cannot believe the apathy of some of these doctors. It is as though they just don't care, and all they want to do is bilk my insurance, have me come back every other month and pay a co-pay, and write prescriptions. I feel like I am in the Twilight Zone.
Thanks for the info about the supplements. I am going to one more doctor this week. If I don't hear anything different, I am taking my chances with the natural supplements. I feel that anything God placed on the planet is better than what mankind has to offer!
Warmly,
woodenshoelane2- Re: warfarin for life? #107689
15 y
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This is a reply to # 1,537,729
I had atrial fibrilation beginning a couple of years ago and my doc wanted to put me on warfarin. I'm not medically inclined but when I got home I did an Internet search and found the horrible side effects and refused it. The cardiologist is an excellent cardio guy and I don't wish to leave him but I think he now understands that we come to agreements instead of my bowing down to him.
I got in tune with what was the main cause of my afib - which in my case was carbohydrates/sweets and learned that I could control it by cutting them and also taking lots of apple cider vinegar. That aside about 10 months ago I began taking fish oil in massive amounts. I take 10 capsules which has 300 mg of Omega 3 per cap, for a total of 3,000 per day. I get it at Costco and for $10 I think that there 400 caps. Anyway, I began to realize a couple of things. One, when I tested for my Type II diabetes, the blood flowed much easier. Second, my afib went away. When the doc wanted me to take warfarin they were going to do it without the test to determine how thin (don't remember the term, but for oil for automobiles it is viscosity) my blood was. If they ever suggest warfarin again, I'll demand the test first.
I actually cured my afib to the point where I could get back on coffee (how I love it) and drink 4 cups a day without afib. However, a couple of months ago I had a lobectomy due to a cancerous tumor and went into atrial flutter. Am taking meds for the flutter, but sure miss my coffee. All sorts of things get stirred up from that type of surgery so am hoping that the flutter will eventually go away.
Search the 'net and think you will find that Omega 3 is a blood thinner. The Costco variety claims that it is "deep sea" fish oil and that it doesn't contain any of the contaminates. There is also a prescription variety of Omega 3 - (can't remember the name) but it is very expensive.
Hope you find an alternative solution.
- Re: warfarin for life? bigb2977
13 y
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This is a reply to # 1,537,756
right now i also have afib and my docs done mutipal tests and they keep thinking its sleep apnea im on oxigen and soltal and warfalin for my blood but im still havein them ....
i dont think its from sweets or sleep apnea cause i still have em when i drink water for mths and intake less sugers so if any one has any help i could use it ...the docs also did tests on my heart where they shove a tube down ur throght and it all comes out good so plz help!!!!!
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- Re: warfarin for life? woodenshoelane2
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- Re: warfarin for life? cinelk
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,533,350Am looking for anyone that has found a solution to getting off of the "warfarin for life"? My husband had blood clots in his lungs after a simple knee surgery - they took him off of it after 6 months and then a year later he had blood clots in his lungs again - now they say he has to stay on it for life but it makes him so sick - they are not offering any alternatives - Please... anyone out there that has similiar experiences? Thanks!
- Re: warfarin for life? certifiedhealthnut
10 y
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This is a reply to # 1,769,413A bit late response, but I hope it helps. I had a stroke and PE within a year at the of 32.
No health problems were found after millions of testing. No health problems according to modern medicine. I did my own research and found Dr. Ray Peat's work. After reading his research I checked my estradiol levels. It came up very high for a man. It is stress hormone Dr Peat says. It should detoxed through the liver. Then I realized something is up with the liver. Checked liver enzymes and found out they were high. Light stool color and constipation is a clear indication of liver congestion and obstruction of bile flow. This problem further supressed my thyroid function. Dr Peat says TSH must be under 1.0 for a heathy person. Mine is 2.2.
I did multiple Liver Flushes which helped my liver for a bit. Then it is congested again. It needs more work. Liver Flush worked, but it made me feel really bad for a few days. I had the PE 2 days after it. Not sure if there was a connection between the two.
Now I follow Ray Peat guidelines to improve my metabolism and lower estrogen levels which produced blood clots.
You can read more about it on raypeat dot com- Re: warfarin for life? richless
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This is a reply to # 2,196,945I'm a 59 yeaar old male in great shape and I had a tramma to my leg a year ago. It developed a clot, broke off and ended up in my lung entrance as a PE. I also tested for the G20201B Gene and came out pos het. Means that I can clot more than others given a clotting incident like what I had, cancer, birth control, etc. They wanted to put me on Warfarin forever for this. Reluctently, I started.
That was 13 months ago. 3 weeks ago I had a hemorrhage in my leg because of the thin blood. Hell of painful 24/7 went on for 2 weeks and even got worse until the 3rd visit to ER. Finally, they took me off the warfarin. I've decided to go off the warfarin, my regular dr kind of yawned, when I informed him and he wished me good luck.
Im taking aspirin, also, I found that food that has salicytates are a natural way to prohibit clotting. I'm going this route and giving up the monthly testing, worrying about bleeding everything I do something etc. I feel great and free now.- Re: warfarin for life? calej
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This is a reply to # 1,769,413Hi. Im no Dr. This is not medical advice and I am not responsible if you choose to use this method.
With that out of the way, have you looked in to cayenne pepper to help stop the clots from forming. There is a compound in the pepper that helps with blood clots. I fill capsules with it and take them twice a day. I heard about this on Coast to Coast Am podcast. I did some of my own research and tried it. I had swelling in my left leg. I don't notice it anymore. Look into it and I hope it helps your husband.
- Re: warfarin for life? certifiedhealthnut
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