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Clexane injections?
Is anyone else doing Clexane injections? Or similar. The are daily injections into the top lair of fat on my stomach, the are meant to reduce my risk of blood clots.
i think its less painful in the stomach. iv been on it since i was 8 weeks now im 35 n still on it. doc says i have to take it for another week. i had a v low birth weight baby b4 this one.she was only 1.2 kg, thts y the doc wants me to have it this time. also on baby asprin. all the best u guys :) its all for the batter.
Thank you :) I will give thighs a go I have plenty of fatty tissue lol. Pinching seems to make it worse maybe I'm pinching too hard? Thank you again Hun
You can inject them into any fatty tissue, under side of arms or back of thighs works well as belly does. P.S. I'm a nurse, we give these injections all the time to reduce risk of blood clots while people are in the hospital. Just make sure you are getting it into the fatty tissue and not the muscle or the medication won't absorb correctly, pinching the skin up will help ensure this and can sometimes help with the bruising as well. Good luck!! :)
Think its similar or same with different names although im not on aspirin aswel.I've been on it for over 2months and will have to continue well into Nov and my stomach looks awful :( loads of bruises and marks.i know its for the best just want to see if i can inject somewhere else.will ask my midwife im due to see her again soon.thank u
Is that medication similar to lovenox . I take lovenox injections once a day and baby aspirin daily to prevent clots. Lovenox are pretty measured shots that are injected into the stomach.
I would call your doc and ask them. I know sis in law had to change hers several times too. She did one in the thigh, too. Good luck.
Mine are to reduce the risk of a clot.i was wondering if there was anywhere else I could inject my bruises take ages to go and are huge
I think my sis in law did them, not sure if it was the same prescriptions as yours, but she also had a blood clot and needed injections.
No sorry. Bump.
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