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Re: Heparin ShotsFrom: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon, 24 Jun 2002 12:37:11 -0500 (CDT)
At Mon, 24 Jun 2002, Kavita wrote: > >I have a son who is 4 years old and in the past two years I have had 4 >miscarriages. After all the tests, the only thing >I have been diagnosed with is the anticardiolipin antibodies. My high >risk ob-gyn is suggesting heaprin shots. I have yet to discuss in >detail with him about this. Meanwhile, I have read tons of articles on >the Internet about success of heparin as well as the bruises it leaves. >I am a full time working Mom. Can anyone tell me how being on heaprin >interferes with your normal lifestyle ? How bad are the bruises really ? >Do they get healed easily? How long does it take fot them to heal ? > >Any comments would be greatly appreciated. > >Thanks >Kavita The bruising is mininal and will not effect your lifestyle. Most women take the shots in their abdomen or thighs so if there are any bruises they are not visible. Bruising and pain can be minimized if you ice the area you place the stot for 5 minutes before you take it. If you do get bruises they will just go away after a few days like any other bruise you may get and these are usually really small bruises.
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