Very interested in this. So your c-reactive protein, d-dimer (sp?), etc etc showed negative? How did you find the clots? When you say "tiny", in medical terms do you mean mili or micro meters (I think that's right).
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Had a Pulmary embolism. Was gasping for air and coughing up flecks of blood.
At the Er the Blood work was perfect. D-dimer, everything. Genetic testing came back positive later on. So they put on blood thinners.
A few days later my dementia was gone. Was solving complex programming problems with ease once more.
Every time I try and go off them all the symptoms come back. So it was this that micro-clots was determined.
Also when drawing blood nurses kept complaining that my blood clots to fast.
