Tuesday, September 11, 2007

Reasons

8:25 AM | Posted by Finger Stick Machine Education | Edit Post
I started this blog to help share the stories of patients who were talked into buying and using a home INR machine by either other APS patients or by their medical doctors. These machines have disclaimers in their paperwork that says they are NOT compatible with APS patients. Antiphospholipids are sometimes used as a reactant. YES, antiphospholipids!

If you have had a negative (or positive) experience with a home INR testing machine and you'd like to share your story, please email me at apsno2homeinr@gmail.com and tell me your story. I will post it here to share with others.

Thanks for reading.
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1 comments:

Anonymous said...

Thank you for sharing this personal experience and your opinion.

February 26, 2008 at 7:26 AM

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My goal is to educate APS patients on long term coumadin or warfarin about the possible dangers of using, and relying on Home (finger stick) INR machines to test their INR. Nothing more, nothing less. **I am not affiliated with any APS group, but a member of many. I am just trying to educate people about these machines.**
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