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I'm sorry to hear you're going through all of this and what your mum has been through too. I think the name of it is APS or Antiphospholipid Syndrome. I'm not sure if it has anything to do with endomitriosis though...If you think that that is what it is, there is a separate support group on here, I hope it helps:
http://www.dailystrength.org/c/Antiphospholipid-Syndrome/support-group
All the best, and I hope you find some answers :)
Primary APS is when the dieases appears on it's own but secondary APS is when it appears in conjunction with another autoimmune disease. (have a look for this online because it is fairly complex to understand though)
I really appreciate your help.. I might go into that group tell them my story and see if they have insight.
You're all so wonderful :)
*hugs*
I have always had a fight with my health.. I have a lot of kidney issues and bladder issue (all connected), I suffer from Asthma, Exma (however it's spelt) and if someone has a cold I can garuantee you I'll get it. I had an incident when I was 14 where I had a nasty kidney infection and my body couldn't fight it off, my bone marrow wasn't making enough 'white blood cells' they told me. So they gave me something to pump it, and then I made too many I started to attack the good ones in my body =/
I do know my blood isn't amazing.. I have a lot of trouble with coldsores, my blood was tested and found that I have the virus in my system and the only way to help is with the same medication they give patients for genital warts.
To say the least... My immune system is far from perfect!
If it turns out I have anything, I'll be sure to let you all know. You've been so wonderful :)
Take care Taters, see you in the APS forum!