Sticky Blood

[tyson oberle]

Again I would like to encourage you to see a hematologist to have your "sticky blood" checked first for possible "von Willebrand Factor" (vWF).

There are other possibilities to research.
If you have a "23andme" DNA you could look for specific "rs".
Nevertheless, it would need a hematologist to confirm any discovery.

I have ice cold hands and feet and cold intolerance, can von Willebrand factor (vWf) cause that? Because when I see the symptoms for vWf I only see nosebleeds, easy bruising, blood in urine, excessive bleeding, etc; none of those symptoms I have. Incidentally, my anemia tests always show normal results. Also, I have been on thyroid meds for almost 20 years on and off, but I feel no difference when I stop for 6 months or more or when I am on the thyroid again for a year or so.

 

[SWAlexander]

tyson oberle
Sticky blood could be vWF. Cold hands and feet could be poor blood circulation or nerve damage in your hands or feet related to vWF, or Raynaud syndrome.
Suggested reading: https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/raynauds-disease/symptoms-causes/syc-20363571