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Eliquis and muscle pain

Heart Rhythm Conditions | Last Active: May 22 10:38am | Replies (44)

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@gabriig most of the adverse reactions faded fairly quickly for me. 1-2 days. Except the GI issues that took 5 months. They even ran GI testing and found basically nothing. It’s been 9 months And I’m still having some very slight problems. I changed my diet drastically lots of plain salmon and sweet potatos or red potatoes helped a lot. Now still it’s basically plain everything and I went/still go to acupuncture. Pepcid and GasX were my best friends. I raised the head of the bed up 6 inches and sometimes I even slept in a chair. No real caffeine and no drinking from straws. My nightly relaxation routine calms me and I sleep well most nights
On a good note I lost 3/4 of the weight that I gained while on Diltalizan.
With all the changes I’ve had no Afib and I just biked 15 miles. Earlier in the year I was a basket case with lots of intense Afib. It seemed like all the Drs wanted to do was medicate me. Arminodrone and Multeq or ablation that they gave me a 70% chance of working.
Now it’s just a beta blocker carvedilol and a tiny dose of the anticoagulant Warfarin.
Pharmacy thinks the standard dose of Eliquis or any of the newer drugs was over dosing me.

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@moski I agree, I think I was overdosed...for me. Different for everybody. Many of my symptoms are gone. Still working with the GI issues, but now fairly mild. My biggest issue is getting rid of "wooden" feet. I will start seeing my physical therapist now that holidays are over. I went to visit my son for Thanks giving. The day before I was to fly home I had an incident that took me to the ER. No problem with what got me there, but my heart rate was 33 and my Christmas and birthday present was a pacemaker. It fell to my family to prepare for Christmas, since I didn't get home until the 23rd.