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sharky7
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How much warfarin do you take to get to an inr of 2.5 to 3.5?
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I’m currently taking around 18mg/day. I’ve come to terms with the high dosage and now focus on the INR value as the desired out come...
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How much warfarin do you take to get to an inr of 2.5 to 3.5?
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sadly due to an arrhythmia onset I can no longer drink ... :-( (well, not if I'm smart)
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pellicle
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How much warfarin do you take to get to an inr of 2.5 to 3.5?
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good for you, with decades of experience under you belt this isn't aimed at you. I'm not sure why you're trying to prove "nobody needs it".
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pellicle
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If you can handle managing your INR, get the mechanical. But... When I got my Epic bioprosthetic 10 years ago at 44, I made that choice...
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jyg
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Redo valve surgery within a year
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If you can handle managing your INR, get the mechanical. But... When I got my Epic bioprosthetic 10 years ago at 44, I made that choice...
Today at 7:49 PM
jyg
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Hi Toffee I'll just say the following points, you join the dots as you see fit the average age for AVR is over 60 (you're an outlier...
Today at 7:22 PM
jyg
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Saying hi - 41 year old with BAV and surgery "soon"
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This is such an incredibly kind comment; it's like you read my mind. I really appreciate it.
Today at 7:15 PM
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macvalve
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Weight lifting with valve and aneurysm replacement
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From what I've read is that in general we just don't know a ton about the exact effects that things like weightlifting might have on...
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dick0236
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Which makes the 'constant' not a constant. The 'constant' is rubbery. In my case, I don't rely on a spreadsheet to calculate my dosage...
Today at 6:02 PM
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dick0236
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agreed ... especially because you know that there is a range not a single specific number you need to be at (such as you must be 2.4)...
Today at 6:01 PM
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dick0236
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TAVR
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It's great to hear that everything is going well. This seems to be a perfect procedure for seniors, late in life, to have valves...
Today at 5:58 PM
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macvalve
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Traveling after surgery?
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I went on a hiking/camping trip about 11 weeks after my surgery and it was fine, though I didn't carry a backpack as I didn't trust...
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macvalve
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5 months post-surgery -- thumping heart beat
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I'm about 9 months out and have the same thing, though it's gotten better. I'm now able to sleep on my left side without issue, which I...
Today at 5:46 PM
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macvalve
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mechanical-heart-valve-noise-may-cause-sleepless-nights
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I have a St Jude, and I don't hear it probably 90% of the time. Others can hear it pretty much all the time, but mine is quiet enough...
Today at 5:39 PM
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Protimenow
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How much warfarin do you take to get to an inr of 2.5 to 3.5?
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Which makes the 'constant' not a constant. The 'constant' is rubbery. In my case, I don't rely on a spreadsheet to calculate my dosage...
Today at 5:30 PM
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