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Common Side Effects of Anticoagulants | Blood Thinners - Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which doctor prescribes anticoagulants?

A: Anticoagulants will usually be prescribed by the cardiologist or other specialist doctors treating the condition that requires anticoagulation.

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Q: Among the anticoagulants currently available, which can be taken orally?

A: Warfarin, dabigatran, rivaroxaban, edoxaban and apixaban can be taken orally.


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