It doesn't work that way though, alcohol increases INR, so clotting is reduced further, ie. being a pisshead should've been helping the Warfarin.
I stopped Warf back in March after the 3 months they said for the first one. This second clot could be a complication from damage from the first one or it could just be that I'm genetically predisposed to clotting and now that it has shown up they need to test for:
Factor V Leiden
Protein S deficiency
Protein C deficiency
Prothrombin Factor II
Or it could be other shit - wikipedia says some cancers can cause it. Yay, sweet, sweet death, take me away.. or um...
Acquired
Older age
Major surgery and orthopedic surgery[19]
Cancers, especially of the bone, ovary, brain, pancreas, and lymphomas[12]
Inactivity and immobilization, as with orthopedic casts,[19] sitting, travel, bed rest, and hospitalization[8]
Pregnancy and the postpartum period[8][22]
Antiphospholipid syndrome[23]
Trauma,[8] minor leg injury,[16] and lower limb amputation[12]
Previous VTE[24]
Combined oral contraceptives[12]
Hormonal replacement therapy[19]
Central venous catheters[25]
Inflammatory diseases[10][26]/some autoimmune diseases[27]
Nephrotic syndrome[11]
Obesity[19]
Infection[11][26]
HIV[11]
Polycythemia vera[19]
Chemotherapy[9]
Intravenous drug use[28][29]
Inherited
Antithrombin deficiency[8]
Protein C deficiency[8]
Protein S deficiency (type I)[11]
Factor V Leiden[e]
Prothrombin G20210A
Dysfibrinogenemia[19]
Non-O blood type
Mixed
Low free protein S[11]
Activated protein C resistance[11]
High factor VIII levels[31]
Hyperhomocysteinemia[8]
High fibrinogen levels[8]
High factor IX levels[8]
High factor XI levels[8]
It doesn't work that way though, alcohol increases INR, so clotting is reduced further, ie. being a pisshead should've been helping the Warfarin.
I stopped Warf back in March after the 3 months they said for the first one. This second clot could be a complication from damage from the first one or it could just be that I'm genetically predisposed to clotting and now that it has shown up they need to test for:
Factor V Leiden
Protein S deficiency
Protein C deficiency
Prothrombin Factor II
Or it could be other shit - wikipedia says some cancers can cause it. Yay, sweet, sweet death, take me away.. or um...
Acquired
Older age
Major surgery and orthopedic surgery[19]
Cancers, especially of the bone, ovary, brain, pancreas, and lymphomas[12]
Inactivity and immobilization, as with orthopedic casts,[19] sitting, travel, bed rest, and hospitalization[8]
Pregnancy and the postpartum period[8][22]
Antiphospholipid syndrome[23]
Trauma,[8] minor leg injury,[16] and lower limb amputation[12]
Previous VTE[24]
Combined oral contraceptives[12]
Hormonal replacement therapy[19]
Central venous catheters[25]
Inflammatory diseases[10][26]/some autoimmune diseases[27]
Nephrotic syndrome[11]
Obesity[19]
Infection[11][26]
HIV[11]
Polycythemia vera[19]
Chemotherapy[9]
Intravenous drug use[28][29]
Inherited
Antithrombin deficiency[8]
Protein C deficiency[8]
Protein S deficiency (type I)[11]
Factor V Leiden[e]
Prothrombin G20210A
Dysfibrinogenemia[19]
Non-O blood type
Mixed
Low free protein S[11]
Activated protein C resistance[11]
High factor VIII levels[31]
Hyperhomocysteinemia[8]
High fibrinogen levels[8]
High factor IX levels[8]
High factor XI levels[8]
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