Eliquis 5 mg x2

[Sir Henry]

I just had my hemorrhoids taken care of which now allows me to start taking the dreaded Eliquis. Man this getting old sure isn’t for the young at heart.

[brm4450]

Just don’t cut your self shaving!

[Sir Henry]

Just don’t cut your self shaving!

That’s what I hear. I was at lunch the other day and one of the guys got a bloody nose from nothing. Then someone else bumped their hand and it took 20 minutes to stop the bleeding.

[Vaquero]

Doesn't sound like something I'd be taking.
What's it's purpose anywho??

RP

[Sir Henry]

Doesn't sound like something I'd be taking.
What's it's purpose anywho??

RP

Its a blood thinner to prevent a stroke. I have aFib which puts me in a higher bracket.

[Headhog]

I've been on Xeralto 20mg for several years now. Cuts and scrapes will bleed more, but for me, really not an issue. A bandaid that applies moderate pressure will stop the bleeding. Have to keep the bandaid on for a few days. If I nick myself shaving the good old styptic pencil will stop it.

A friend who was on Eliquis had a real issue with bruising on his arms and leg. I don't know if his doctor ever switched him to Xarelto. That's something to discuss with your doctor, if bleeding becomes a problem. Your body changes with time and the type of meds as well as dosage has to be reevaluated.

Paul

[Sir Henry]

I've been on Xeralto 20mg for several years now. Cuts and scrapes will bleed more, but for me, really not an issue. A bandaid that applies moderate pressure will stop the bleeding. Have to keep the bandaid on for a few days. If I nick myself shaving the good old styptic pencil will stop it.

A friend who was on Eliquis had a real issue with bruising on his arms and leg. I don't know if his doctor ever switched him to Xarelto. That's something to discuss with your doctor, if bleeding becomes a problem. Your body changes with time and the type of meds as well as dosage has to be reevaluated.

Paul

I have chronic kidney disease. Agent Orange is catching up with me. I have the four biggest cancers and diseases caused by AO. That said I’m doing great with treatment.

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[Mags]

My wife has permanent AFib She's had an AV node ablation an now has a variable beat pacemaker that can speed up and slow down with exertion. Even so, she's on Eliquis twice daily. She was on Xeralto, but due to drug cost and risks, switched to Eliquis. No problems with bleeding or bruising.

[Sir Henry]

My wife has permanent AFib She's had an AV node ablation an now has a variable beat pacemaker that can speed up and slow down with exertion. Even so, she's on Eliquis twice daily. She was on Xeralto, but due to drug cost and risks, switched to Eliquis. No problems with bleeding or bruising.

Eliquis went generic about two months ago so now it’s really cheap. I have zero co-pay at the VA so cost isn’t a big concern for me. I go back to Madison next month for more heart tests. They might give me shock treatments and if that is successful I can go off Eliquis.

[Vaquero]

Ive had an irregular heartbeat for several years now.
I take a low dosage aspirin daily.

RP

[Sir Henry]

Ive had an irregular heartbeat for several years now.
I take a low dosage aspirin daily.

RP

Aspirin actually thins the blood by rounding the edges. Most blood thinners don’t actually thin the blood as much as preventing it to thicken.

[Vaquero]

[Ted124]

Eliquis made my varicose veins disappear. This after they clogged up really thick.
I thought I finally had to have them stripped.
The vein doc laughed after 2 weeks of Eliquis. Seems like you just fixed yourself.
They are gone ever since.
I had to pay $650 because it wasn't on my insurance list of medications.
Considering all the things I spend good money on, it was well worth it.

[Sir Henry]

Eliquis made my varicose veins disappear. This after they clogged up really thick.
I thought I finally had to have them stripped.
The vein doc laughed after 2 weeks of Eliquis. Seems like you just fixed yourself.
They are gone ever since.
I had to pay $650 because it wasn't on my insurance list of medications.
Considering all the things I spend good money on, it was well worth it.

The patent on Eliquis ran out a month ago. I was given Eliquis at the VA but was mailed Apixaban. I bet that $650 would be $35 today.

[Ted124]

$35 was copay when I picked it up for my GF. But she also has different insurance from what I had back in the day.