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Organisation:Hughes Syndrome Foundation 

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The foundation has been set up to provide information understanding and support to sufferers of Hughes Syndrome, and to support research.
Hughes Syndrome, also known as 'sticky blood' and antiphospholipid syndrome (APS), may be a factor in:
+ thrombosis and heart problems;
+ headaches, migraine and visual disturbances;
+ memory loss;
+ low platelet count;
+ repeated miscarriages;
+ strokes and DVT's;
+ lung clots (pulmonary embolism).
It can be diagnosed via blood tests, and is treated with aspirin and anticoagulants. Visit the website for more details. 

Phone:020-7188-8217 
Address:

Louise Coote Lupus Unit
St. Thomas's Hospital, Gassiott House
London

SE1 7EH
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Internet:

Logo of Hughes Syndrome Foundationwww.hughes-syndrome.org  

Email:
[email protected] 

Who is it for:

Anyone who needs information on Hughes Syndrome 

How to Contact:

Contact direct 

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Record updated:22 Feb 2007 


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Hughes Syndrome Foundation phone: 020-7188-8217 or email: [email protected]