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Is It Safe To Take Effxor 75 Mg With Diabetes And Breathing Problem?
i have been taking effxor 75 mg capsule for about 4-5 yrs. i recently found out that i have diabetes and also in 12-13 found out i had a breathing problem i now am taking Xelo not sure of the spelling for blood clots. i just reading some inf about having these 2 problems, i should tell my dr. she knows this and has not changed my effxor. please tell me if i should be concered? thak you judi
these two drugs may interact and increase the potency of xarelto, leading (potentially) to bleeding events. Concurrent use is discouraged. You can check Xa factor activity to check the effect xarelto has on your blood. If the Xa activity is within therapeutic limits then you're probably safe. Discuss this with the treating doctor because other factors may also come into play. Your doctor knows the full details of your medical history and drugs and is the best person to decide your treatment.
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Is It Safe To Take Effxor 75 Mg With Diabetes And Breathing Problem?
Hello, these two drugs may interact and increase the potency of xarelto, leading (potentially) to bleeding events. Concurrent use is discouraged. You can check Xa factor activity to check the effect xarelto has on your blood. If the Xa activity is within therapeutic limits then you re probably safe. Discuss this with the treating doctor because other factors may also come into play. Your doctor knows the full details of your medical history and drugs and is the best person to decide your treatment. Kind Regards!