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[Jim Guthrie]

Lots of ads for xeralto -- Arnie Palmer & Co. last week?

And then there are those ads from tort lawyers matching 1:1 "if you've 
been injured by Xeralto" which will always stir up doubts.

Some folk don't like the inconvenience of injectibles like lovenox et 
al. either. Take the pill instead.

All the blood thinner products have their dangers, depending more on the 
patient and why they re needing it. One size does not fit all.

Cheers,
Jim



On 2/29/2016 11:34 AM, Lynn Ronkainen wrote:
> Coumadin is probably the safest although it comes with the need to be 
> monitored/tested to make sure that your levels are not high - a 
> 'procedure of inconvenience'  which is played up by the other drugs 
> that are now 'in competition' with it - all touting that they do not 
> need frequent testing. Some of them come with deadly baggage - I can 
> speak for one, that is not seen advertized lately - Xarelto. It has no 
> antidote to reverse its action to dilute the blood SO, if one was on 
> Xarelto and had a bleeding injury, or was in need of emergency 
> surgery, there