Life Threatening

@Flexx @Scott @Alexandru_BD & everyone of the community, 1st time i ve to ask something about the real life security 🙄.
My Friends i ve got several blood clots in my right arm , in right side of the chest & left shoulder ,which ve made many blue spots. one vein is fully blocked & other are partially. My left arm is very shrunken cuz of the blocked or less blood supply to it.
Vescular surgeon has provided me Rivaroxaban BP 15 mg & said thats the only treatment, becuase if he does a sugery there is a great chance for clots to get in and block my heart, he says to do a surgery he ll have to put a stunt in heart 1st. i just need to know that is it a proper answer of my vescullaer sergeon ?
i am trying my best to write with a swollen arm, can u provide me some info about diet which support me in this condition ? or a proper website as i m not in condition to search.
have been facing a fever since one and a half month due to my illness.
ld you plz help?

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Scott

@Rock.87 I'm sorry to hear about all that you're going through. My thought is to get a second opinion from another physician. None of us here, or even on WebMD have enough information or knowledge to give you any advice with what you're going through.

If it were something more common like a cold, is a bit different. But again, when in doubt, get a second opinion other than on a forum.

I wish and hope the best for you.

Alexandru_BD

I'm very sorry to hear this.

I agree with Scott here. We're not in the position to recommend any medical treatment or advice in this regard, as I'm sure you understand. I think it's best to leave such matters in the hands of specialists. In my personal opinion, people should avoid seeking medical advice online or on forums, because this is not the correct way to establish a proper diagnosis.
Online resources often provide generalized information that may not apply to your specific situation. An incorrect assumption might lead you to the wrong treatment path—or a delay in seeking necessary medical care. Furthermore, healthcare providers usually consider personal medical history, family history, and a detailed clinical exam (plus possible laboratory or imaging tests) to make an informed diagnosis. Doctors undergo years of training and follow evidence-based guidelines. They can tailor treatments, recommend the correct diagnostic tests, and provide ongoing follow-up to see if things are improving or need adjustment.

I think we can close this thread now.
I wish you good health and a speedy recovery!

Best wishes