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super sagittal sinus thrombosis
what is the best cure for super sagittal sinus thrombosis?
ive been on warfarin for 6 months. im 26 years old. can you tell me how long i will still need to be on treatment and how long this condition goes on for. most recentley my right leg and left arm and hand i cannot fully controll, they feel numb. can this be because of the sinus trombosus? im very concerned.
thax
thax
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Specific treatment is by putting the thrombolytic agent into the sinus using a microcatheter to dissolve the clot. Other than that treatment is given in form of IV fluids, antiseizure medications and other such problems are treated symptomatically. In patients not responding, surgical removal of the thrombus is done.
Hope this helps. Take care!
Welcome to the MedHelp forum!
Specific treatment is by putting the thrombolytic agent into the sinus using a microcatheter to dissolve the clot. Other than that treatment is given in form of IV fluids, antiseizure medications and other such problems are treated symptomatically. In patients not responding, surgical removal of the thrombus is done.
Hope this helps. Take care!
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