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Switched from Xarelto to Eliquis due to side effects such as tightness, tiredness, and itching. I've been using this new medication for too short a time to make a definitive review on it but i can tell you that it feels like there are a lot fewer side effects than Xarelto
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After several pulmonary embolisms I first had acenocoumarol then after speaking to the specialist moved over to Eliquis. I'm a back patient and have had several operations on my back. After one and a half day, the tiredness and muscle pain set in, and it was the muscle pain that caused me to go back to Acenocoumarol because it has pretty much no side effects. Then it was back to the thrombosis ...
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I have been taking this medication for nearly a year now, before I took ascal. After a third lungembolism this was prescribed by the pulmonologist. After taking eliquis 5mg twice a day for 2-3 weeks I did notice.....a tingling sensation in legs, feet and arms.
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I have got active ulcerative colitis. And a double pulmonary embolism with acenocoumarol my INR was really irregular so the doctor prescribed me pradaxa. Unfortunately after only two capsules my bowels were really unsettled and started to inflame again, not to mention that I then got dizzy and my heart rate went up to 140. So I went to the GP on Saturday evening and had to stop taking them. And...
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