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Suggest Treatment For Dehydration, Erratic Heartbeat And Sluggish Blood

Been diagnosed wit genetic hemochromatosis, my daughter has factor V 5, and I have had symptoms of blood clots for a long time, many miscarriages, irregular heartbeat, pain that I call muscle spasms (leg, abdominal, chest,and eyes). I started on aspirin a while ago and is now up to 325 mg a day and if I have problems I take an extra aspirin. I see my hemotoligist/on ecologist in two. Weeks for test my.....Should I wait? The hospital s have only diagnosed me with dehydration, erratic heartbeat, and sluggish blood...so, I am scared of hospitals. Haven t been in one since seeing my hemo/chemo Dr. I have been unable to reach him for the last two weeks.
Fri, 2 Jan 2015
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Well come to HCM
This is hematological disease the only option you have and that is to consult the hematologist beside this nothing can be done, it is okay if you are going to see the hematologist in due course, till then keep your moral high, stop worrying, everything would be fine, take care and have a nice day.
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Suggest Treatment For Dehydration, Erratic Heartbeat And Sluggish Blood

HI Well come to HCM This is hematological disease the only option you have and that is to consult the hematologist beside this nothing can be done, it is okay if you are going to see the hematologist in due course, till then keep your moral high, stop worrying, everything would be fine, take care and have a nice day.