Dear merman,
The blood clots that one hears about causing damage are from the deep venous circulation. They commonly form in the deep veins in the legs and sometimes inside the atrium of the heart if the person has atrial fibrillation. Clotted blood from a nose bleed will not enter the circulation and cannot cause stroke or other damage. If he is having continued nose bleeds he should seek the advise of an ENT doctor who may be able to decrease the frequency of the bleeds.
Now I have Atrial Fibrilation, stroke, hypertroidi and trombus in my heart (left apendix)
I use coumadin, digioxin, propcyl,desal(lasix) daily.
I'm also being treated for my stroke(rehabilitation) and doing well. My major problem is my AF. I have still trombus in my heart according to TEE.
I have been using coumadin since 3 months. How long should I use coumadin for remove my trombus? Even if it's remove, does cardioversion works with 6 months AF?
Waiting your message, Thank you again.
The fatigue is a terrible issue.I slept for ten hour each night and would have to take a nap during the day.Two years later I still have fatigue and shortness of breath.I have what I call my short of breath days or my fatigue days.Your body has suffered and SURVIVED a massive trauma. It takes a long time.I still nap
Your INR is low it really should be up around 2.5 ,that is the recommended range for stroke prevention.Also the cardiac meds can make you fatigued.Are you near a large teaching ,research hospital for care?
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