Warfarin xarelto

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Can I take war again after stopping xarelto? How long after?

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    Hi William

    i was on Apixaban for about  1 year.

    I was not great about it and reverted to Warfarin.

    I was off Apixaban for about a week before going back onto Warfarin.ŷ

    It has taken a couple of months and is still not very stable but it is getting there.Good luck.

     

    • Posted

      Due to family history and all the problems with warfarin I refused it and was given Rivaroxiban instead. No checks needed. However I started bleeding so they put me on Dabigatron

       

    • Posted

      William I do hope you are aware of how stopping ANY anticoag puts you in jeapordy for stroke PLEASE confer with your doctor; Here we just give our opinions or experiences and we are not doctors smile

       

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      I developed a Hemogloma after being put on Xarelto (Riveroxiban ) I am sure which was the cause if it,Because my invisible veins" I refused warfarin although it is tried and true and DOES have Vitamin K as a antidote if a bleed occurs,,I am now trying Elliquis  after being on Plavix for awhile  because it has an antidote even though the drug itself has not been proven as a better anti stroke risk..I may have to have emmergency surgery so bleeding is a concern for me and I  do have a semi antidote if bleeding on Eliquis...I HOPE .

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    Dear William

    Stopping any of the new anti coagulants without medical advice is fraught with danger.

    A much as I despise taking Eliquis which impacts on my life on a day to day basis, I would never consider stopping it as it can cause devasting strokes. you really need to see your Dr.

    This is a forum...no one can or should advise you what to do. 

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