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Old 07-29-2011, 06:50 AM #1
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Why not trying pentoxifylline or anti cloating drugs like heparin ?
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Sorry, I don't quite get what you are asking. I have thormbocytopenia (low platelets), so Heparin would be a disaster for me.

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Why not trying pentoxifylline or anti cloating drugs like heparin ?
what? totally lost...no idea what you are talking about or what your question is
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I think he's trying to tell us to keep our blood thin and running free. That way we won't have to have our restricted veins upened???

That may work, if our only problem was a minor plaque clog, but if veins are pinched and/or closed, that wouldn't help and could even harm us.
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no, the blood get thinner so it run better that all.
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no, the blood get thinner so it run better that all.
Not good for everyone...hemopheliacs, for instance.
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