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Bruises at injection sites
Hello Doctors, I am  10 weeks pregnant and taking daily blood thinner injections Enoxaparin 40 mg. I inject in my thighs rotating sites daily. I have developed small lumps and bruise marks at the injection spots which take several days to fade. What can I do to reduce or prevent these marks while continuing the injections? I already use ice pack 2 times in a day. what else can I use to remove it early?
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These are the side effects of your injections Pls do change the sites of injection Apply ice and thrombophobe ointment Better do get one BT ,CT ,CBC
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Change sites frequently It will take time to disappear
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Try to change the sites frequently and use thromnophobe ointment
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You can apply ointment thrombophobe
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If your CT and BT are normal then you can apply thromophobe ointment to reduce bruises. Actually They are side effect of enoxaparin inj as it introduce at subcutaneous level.
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CBC BT CT then follow up with report
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change injection sites regularly ♥️
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Bruises are one of the common side effects of subcutaneous enoxaparin injection… you can keep on changing the site of injection…apply ice and Thrombophob ointment on the affected areas …. If it continues get one CBC and consult your doctor
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