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What Is The Duration Of Clexane For Fibrillation Treatment?

I am taking clexane and had my second injection about 10 hours ago and the injection area is still bleeding slightly but continuously. I am taking the clexane for fibulation. please advise whether i should continue with the medication because i am on holidays.Hi, may I answer your health queries right now ? Please type your query here...
Tue, 8 Aug 2017
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yes.

if clexane is the only anticoagulant you are on- you do need to continue the injections until you get back from holidays and discuss about going on oral medications (DOACS- direct acting oral anticoagulants) will be better. I will recommend Apixaban- but this needs to be discussed with your cardiologist/ family physician.

please persevere with cjexabe for now- rotate injection site to avoid bleeding on the site or even abscess formation.
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What Is The Duration Of Clexane For Fibrillation Treatment?

yes. if clexane is the only anticoagulant you are on- you do need to continue the injections until you get back from holidays and discuss about going on oral medications (DOACS- direct acting oral anticoagulants) will be better. I will recommend Apixaban- but this needs to be discussed with your cardiologist/ family physician. please persevere with cjexabe for now- rotate injection site to avoid bleeding on the site or even abscess formation.