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My EP took me off eliquis. But I’m petrified. I’ll have a stroke now.
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@marybird I agree fully...always, but ALWAYS follow the advice of professionals. I am just passing on my own learning, but I don't know the people here and their history. I make no recommendations or advice...I just pass on my reading and the rationale expressed by the many authors. It's always up to the patient, and in concert with expert instructions, to decide for him/herself what is best for them.
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@gloaming Hey gloaming, I wasn't pointing fingers at anyone specifically about good, bad, misleading or whatever information, just speaking generally. But I think we all know this happens, and FWIW, I think it's important to point out that out. I really hate seeing someone so upset and confused about what to do about their medical issues, especially when some of that comes from the mixed messages they get from others on the internet. Some of that information is good, some of it's not so good, and it can be hard for anyone not very knowledgeable on a topic to figure any of it out. Hence the best source for personalized information on a medical issue is the person's physician.