Back home and feeling fine

[john roche]

Hi , Thanks to everyone for their best wishes and prayers on my recent scare with DVT. I was very lucky , I turned down a gig on the 2nd because my left calf was painful ,I went to the Kettering E&A and found that I had DVT, If I had played I would be dead for sure, two clots had broken away from the DVT and went to my lungs, Long story short I had been in hospital for 10 days and looked after very well, I'm now on Warfarin for the 12 months to lifetime. Got home last night and feeling fine. apart from a sore belly from injections and arms that are black and blue from the same I am feeling fine...a warning to us all.

[Zumbilly(Murdoch)]

Very glad to hear this John.
Take it easy and do what the doc says.
Thanks for the warning.
Billy

[john roche]

Thanks Billy, it's been an eyeopener, good job I heeded my body. You just don't know you have this DVT, In was luck that my calf got painful and warned me....Listen to your body and you will be fine....

[Uncle Roy]

John, glad to hear that you are on the mend and feeling fine. I guess that you are on Warfin that means no airplane trips and you need to take it easy mate.

[john roche]

Thanks Roy. as far as I can find out there should be no reason that one cannot fly while on Warfarin.
http://www.proteinsdeficiency.com/forum ... wtopic=881

[Uncle Roy]

Thanks for the link John, that's Interesting. Sylvia's been on Walfin 3 years now and our doctor says no flying.

[Jason Lynch]

I never asked my doctor. just got on a plane and got off the other end!!! My uncle, though, was persuaded he could go if he found a local anticoagulant clinic at his destination?

[Malcolm]

John glad to hear you are back home relatively ok.Take care.