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Know the warning signs of blood thinner complications 1 day ago | By Marie Suszynski, Writer (@mariemayohecs)
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hmccarth, warfarin (Coumadin) is available as pills or injections. Here is some information on both methods:
- Warfarin Injection https://www.drugs.com/cdi/warfarin-injection.html
- Warfarin Oral https://www.drugs.com/warfarin.html

Are injections being recommend for you over oral (pill) form?

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hmccarth5 | @hmccarth5 | Nov 5, 2021

Thank you for the information. If I have to take Coumadin, I would like the easiest route which I thought could be the injections sent in the mail vs. going to the doctor's office continually. I don't want to be on a blood thinner at all however 2 cardio doctors said I need to. I have been off Eliquis for 4 months now, I see my cardio md. in Dec. with would be 6 months...I feel great, having zero problems. I do take a 81 mg. asprin 2x's a week right now.

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