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Did you have any blood clots or get one during plastics?

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Be_pretty_epic    69

Be_pretty_epic
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Did the doctor allow you to have surgery with a blood disorder?!

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gryffen    176

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Depends on what disorder your talking about and if you already have guards in place for blood clots?

My friend/wls buddy has Factor V plus a clot catching stent installed and she was OK,

For myself I developed a BC in my leg a month before gallbladder surgery and was on Clexane for that whole time plus more, needed a clear scan before proceeding.

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Be_pretty_epic    69

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I have factor V and have had 37 blood clots. I do have a filter and I'm on blood thinner shots for the rest of my life. Since I had surgery my body doesn't absorb the pills. I haven't had one since my last surgery but I think the doctors didn't call protocol when they put me on heparin. But yeah just seeing if anyone else went through this.

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gryffen    176

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Hi lass, yeah I remember a post about someone getting a IVC installed and also another about blood clots, so must be people around unless they left the forums.

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Stella S    612

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I went into surgery with no blood disorder. Still I had those ow up leg balloons while in hospital and was on blood thinning shots for 2 weeks. I would ask PS their experience in operating with patients with your condition as well as how many complications they experienced in the subset of Stoney's.


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Stella S    612

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Sorry on train! Subset of patients. I chose to make sure I was at a full hospital with every specialist on staff because though I am healthy I have some extra hardware that I need. Still my team was experienced and cleared me with little concern.


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