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I've had 2 blood tests, the second came back saying I've got thick blood, I asked the doctor but he says he'll have contact them as he's not heard of this before. Somebody out there got any clues?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.the syndrome also known as sticky blood is called Hughes Syndrome and it's allied to all sorts of other problems such as migraine, lupus etc. Your GP can arrange a blood test for you to test for it. He'll need to do an ANTI-PHOSPHOLIPID test. if you are diagnosed with it, the normal treatment is to thin the blood, either with anti-coagulant drugs, or, aspirin, depending on the severity. i have this, and take an aspirin a day. since being diagnosed and taking the aspirin, my migraines have gone, my circulation is better and I feel terrific - I knew i wasn't feeling right before, but i didn't realise just how pants I actually felt!
There's lots of information about Hughes syndrome on the internet - but GP's seem not to know anything about it. I suggest a Google.....then pring the pages out and take them to your GP. you'll know more than he did!
There's lots of information about Hughes syndrome on the internet - but GP's seem not to know anything about it. I suggest a Google.....then pring the pages out and take them to your GP. you'll know more than he did!