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Pregnancy and factor five
I am 17.5 weeks pregnant. Just got out of hospital on high dose of lovenox 100 mg 2x a day. I had a small clot found in my left. Ankle. I have factor five lieden with history of dvt in left leg. Back in 2013. I got discharged today even though after atarting higher dose i have had severe headaches, blurry vision, chest pain on and off, plus fluttery heart every so often. I was on 40 mg once a day for pregnancy before blood clot. I got clot because i missed to days acouple weeks apart.
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Consult a gynocologist.
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Dr. Bipin Ninan Abraham
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Kindly visit your treating obstetrician at the earliest your symptoms seem worrisome and requires to be evaluated physically and undergo further investigations such as GRBS, BP, ECG, etc. to find the underlying cause and have it treated. Kindly visit the treating doctor at the earliest.
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