Quincy - I don't know what it was that day….but the range is 2.0-3.0. I followed my surgeon’s advice. Mine was arthroscopic procedure clearing out a lot of damaged cartilage and scar tissue. If it was was a full knee replacement or a more complex procedure, I would imagine the surgeon advice...
The company providing the supplies monitors the results and the results are also sent to your cardiologist in my case. You will or do know how to adjust your blood thinner dosage that can be confirmed by either using algorithms or by your monitoring doctor. I have been self monitoring for over 5...
I underwent this surgery and my surgeon discussed the risks of a bleed which he considered not significant. The surgery was completed without a change in my warfarin therapy. Best of luck to you on your journey.
I have Cigna and MDINR. I am required to self check every week. Supplies are included and under my insurance my out of pocket costs are $40 a month which includes the CoaguCheck XS by Roche rent/lease.
Absolutely - 11+ years out and still they come. Bright sun, fluorescent lights, road glare seem to be the triggers. I get my sunglasses with maximum darkness and use them religiously. Florescent lights in stores sometimes make me dizzy as well.
Going through that process is inhumane. I have successfully been through it with a family member that should have been a slam dunk in my opinion. I am pleased to hear your results.
I am much more emotional after going through my AVR about 5 1/2 years ago. I figured when they cut through some many nerve bundles, etc. it is just one of the many side effects. Certain doctor shows on TV are just a little too much so I turn the channel. I thought these feelings would subside...