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Regarding to use of rivaroxaban tab
My mother recovered from covid yesterday she taken crp and d-dimer test crp level 39and d-dimer is 180 so doctor given rozalet 10mg and did not rivaroxaban2. 5 both medicines same or not
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Dr. Manpreet Singh Salooja
Cardiologist
22 yrs exp
Ludhiana
Both are different medicines
Any symptoms?
Pulse , BP , oxygen saturation??
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Consultation if symptomatic
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Dr. Lokanath M
Cardiologist
5 yrs exp
Kottayam
Both are different, cases were found have blood clot after covid infection.... Rivaroxaban is commonly prescribed... She requires change in treatment..
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you can stop aztolet, for rivaroxaban please consult...
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Dr. Nagaraj Desai
Cardiologist
46 yrs exp
Bangalore
Generally the Rivaroxaban use is not recommended routinely.
I think he has done right possibly considering the clinical situation.
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Follow up with your physician
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Dr. L. Kiran Kumar Reddy
Interventional Cardiologist
11 yrs exp
Visakhapatnam
Both are different and not required if you are not symptomatic
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