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Old 05-30-2011, 09:34 PM #1
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Default blood clots in bed ridden RSDers
i have had a hard week with my lungs. i had bad acid reflux about 7 days ago...middle of the night couldnt breath. turned into a lung infection. took lots of prednisone and got a zpack antibiotic.

wasnt getting any better and went to the hospital saturday. they gave me more prednisone, breathing treatments and ran a blood test that came back that i might have a blood clot. i dont have pain any where like some symptoms show. but she said because i am so sedetary and bed ridden they can occur.

has anyone been diagnosed with them...how do you avoid them?
thank you
Lori
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