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zoloft
by Amanda Taylor
Fear can be crippling, take a step in faith and try the things you loved doing again.
by Dawn B
Being a warfarin lifer and staying within my INR range.
by Alexandria Michelle Worth
Understanding the condition
by Tracie
I have not had an "event" yet. I take a low dose baby aspirin daily
by Alice Hewitt
Knowledge
by M. G.
as much knowledge as possible
by Kathrin Schroeder
Meeting other people same or similar to you in hospital so not alone
by Britt long
Low Carb diet makes me feel so much better
by Linda Richards
I've had a liver trasplant
by Catalina
Excellent Medical Support & Knowledge
by Jeff
Talking to people who have FVL
by Danielle
Descoberta do problema
by Jéssica
rivaroxabana, clexane
by Moreno
Great doctors!
by Gilda
On warfarin
by Kathy
Educate yourself as much as possible.
by Jennifer
Support from my wife.
by Matt
Několik týdnů studování
by Michaela
Lifetime warfarin
by Monica
Friends and Family help keep your spirit strong.
by Martin R. Lemieux
I do sports included compétition
by Coralie
Xarelto
by Vincent
Finding the right Dr. Who dosn't just chase numbers, switched from Synthroid to Armour Thyroid.
by Teresa
Recovery is always possible
by Julie
Discovery of the disorder
by Zahida
1st DVT hospitalized for 2 weeks, finally diagnosed Factor V
by Mario
Stopped eating processed food. It did wonders for me.
by Stacy
When I was diagnosed I had a DVT and 4 Pulmonary Emboli.
by Mary
Time. Had no energy after my PE. Just taking a shower was exhausting. My energy improved over time.
by Nick
Warfarin. Has kept me alive since 2000. I self test my INR which makes life a lot easier.
by Becci
Xarelto, made eating healthy easy.
by Hailey cheyenne
Having a true Hematology specialist.
by Luna Siciliani
Gluten Free
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Diagnosed during pregnancy
by Laura
Take meds at the same time everyday
by Barbara
Consistency in diet.
by Bridwell
Keeping active
by Shirley
I know other people suffer.
by rthompson1231
Wearing my compression stockings has made a difference in my pain.
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Stay Hydrated
by Katy
Coumidin is my only option
by Anna
Six months of outpatient physical therapy to help regain some coordination on my right side.
by ckn
I have a hematologist who makes every effort to continue learning about the vast difference between homozygous and heterozygous because I’m homozygous which is rare.
by cherokee81263
Large doses of coumadin/warfarin
by Casey
Xanax
by Amanda Taylor
Find a support group. Even an online forum can help you find a way through.
by Dawn B
Wearing surgical support stockings everyday.
by Alexandria Michelle Worth
Controlling my anxiety levels
by Tracie
See a hematologist and ask lots of questions
by Alice Hewitt