my theory: why Is APAS more prevalent nowadays?

I always complained about headache when I was in grade school. What was the cause of that headache anyway? I remembered That I always take Dilantin, anti-eplyteptic drug for headache. Did i have migraine attacks before? One thing for sure, I did not have epilepsy or seizure. It is water under the bridge. I just realized its side effects- grrr... I hate my pedriatrician. Oops, is there age limit for pediatrician's patient? I was not a baby then.  Age group: 7~10 belongs to them?

By the way, what are the side effects of Dilantin? Did I read it correctly- Antiphospholipid antibody, lymph node enlargement, lymphoma and etc...? I was tortured by this drug also. This drug may cause dizziness amd drowsiness. I doubted that my intellect that time was able to distinguish dizziness from headache. I guess it took the maximum dose of Dilantin until my system get used to that medicine. When I have a baby, I will make sure that we go to a topnotch pediatrics.

I hate being a naive child who believed medicines always work like magic. I was a victim of my illiteracy, I should read the the drug literature. But, I can bearly how to write A-B-C then. Sad to say, the damage is irreversible. I believe this is the cause of my APAS.

In the past, I detest immunologists I feel they do 'unnecessary' LIT for fun.  Three out of three asked me to have LIT. I feel APAS is just a fad. In my mother's generation it was non-existent or never diagnosed. I refused to join the APAS bandwagon. I just realized that APAS is a reality. It is a product of unscrupulous prescription medicine.

What about vitamin k? Nevermind...

http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/antiphospholipid-syndrome/basics/causes/con-20028805

http://www.inchem.org/documents/iarc/vol66/phenytoin.html

http://www.medicinenet.com/antiphospholipid_syndrome/article.htm