Can vitamin D3 with K2 cause a pen sensation in the legs and could it be thrombosis?

I have an acute vitamin d3 deficiency. But since I also suffer from a factor 5 mutation (blood clotting disorder), I have to avoid vitamin K, because the vitamin K thickens the blood and the risk of thrombosis (blood clots) is greatly increased. Just 6 weeks ago I went through my 2nd pulmonary embolism and thank God I survived this one as well. But due to the Leiden mutation, I am not allowed to take vitamin D3 capsules with the V.k2. I was advised to take magnesium as a substitute for the V.k2. In healthy people, however, it should be taken in combination with vitamin k2 without hesitation.
Unfortunately, a blood disorder like mine is not diagnosed by a normal blood test, as was the case with me. I didn't find out about it until I was 30 years old, after my 1st pulmonary embolism. Before that, I never had any signs or problems, not even when traveling by car where I sat behind the wheel for 20 hours at a time, which of course I can't do today without having to take a teompose injection first. If you have any concerns like yours, you should talk to your doctor about it for your own safety and, if necessary, get checked for a possible blood clotting disorder. Best regards,