7 hours remission after subc heparin

Summary

Dalteparin, a low-molecular-weight heparin in the same drug class as enoxaparin, self-injected subcutaneously at 5000 IU per syringe across a 10-syringe box; duration of illness and severity are not stated. He reported that each injection gave him roughly seven hours, the drug's half-life window, during which he could do everything, with a consistent effect across all ten doses. Symptoms returned once each dose wore off, and he noted mild anxiety as a side effect. Relief was explicitly temporary and dose-dependent, with no lasting improvement described beyond the injection window.

Symptoms mentioned

Symptoms: Anxiety & low mood.