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Does Warfarin Have A Substitute?

what substitutes are there for warfrin.i have anatrial valve replacement and aorta repair.on april 22 i had a pace maker installed and for a week or so i did well then i began feeling out of breath and that has not changed. i am also very dizzy, all the time please help me if you can,my doctors dont seem to know what to do about any of this. thanks for listening.
Tue, 27 Jan 2015
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Hi,
I read your query and understand your concern
You have a absolute need for anticoagulant
You can switch from warfarin's to other anticoagulants but still it should be anticoagulants
You can try sintrom or new anticoagulants (xarelto)
Anyway your symptoms aren't related to warfarin's dysfunction
Those are probably related to pacemaker dysfunction
You should be more specific on the symptoms you are suffering so I can be more helpful to you
Hope my answer has helped you
Best regards
Dr Drilona Kenga
Cardiologist
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Does Warfarin Have A Substitute?

Hi, I read your query and understand your concern You have a absolute need for anticoagulant You can switch from warfarin s to other anticoagulants but still it should be anticoagulants You can try sintrom or new anticoagulants (xarelto) Anyway your symptoms aren t related to warfarin s dysfunction Those are probably related to pacemaker dysfunction You should be more specific on the symptoms you are suffering so I can be more helpful to you Hope my answer has helped you Best regards Dr Drilona Kenga Cardiologist