lupus anticoagulant - #19221

I recently had a blood test done, and my doctor told me that I tested positive for lupus anticoagulant. I had never heard of this before, and I’m still not sure what it means for my health. From what I understand, this condition is related to blood clotting, and it could increase my risk of developing blood clots in the future. However, I don’t have lupus, so I’m confused about why this is showing up in my test results. I don’t have any serious symptoms, but I do feel fatigued most of the time, and my hands and feet often feel cold, even in warm weather. Sometimes I experience dizziness when I stand up too quickly. Could these be early signs of circulation issues due to lupus anticoagulant? My doctor suggested that I might need to take blood thinners, but I would prefer a natural approach. Are there any Ayurvedic treatments that can help regulate blood circulation and reduce clotting risks? Are there specific herbs that work as natural blood thinners? I have heard that turmeric and ginger improve circulation, but I’m not sure how to take them safely in my condition. I also read that some people with lupus anticoagulant develop autoimmune diseases later in life. Is there a way to strengthen my immune system using Ayurveda so that this doesn’t turn into something more serious? Another concern I have is diet. I eat a lot of processed foods, dairy, and fried snacks—could this be making my condition worse? Should I be avoiding certain foods to keep my blood healthy? If Ayurveda has a specific diet recommendation for people with lupus anticoagulant, I would love to know. I want to take a natural approach to managing this condition before it leads to complications. Please suggest Ayurvedic remedies, herbs, or lifestyle changes that can help me balance my blood and maintain good circulation without relying on medications.