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Prothrombin time is high

2018-03-01 14:55:44
My dad is pralise from last 1 year his whole left side is pralise bt now he is able to walk with support bt his prothrombin time is 34.9 which is high now his is taking medicine acitrom1 to make thin blood flow now pt is high so should I stop giving him that medicine or still continue
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Yes.. this is due to medicine he is taking... better to consult before taking decision about medicine

Answered2018-03-02 01:40:14

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