Can arixtra be given to people who have just had myocardial infarction?
- Posted:
- 8 Dec 2009 by balmur
- Topics:
- arixtra, myocardial infarction
Responses (2)
Marvell
DemoninDC14 Jan 2012
Yes. It is one of the many options that a doctor has of treating your condition. It will depend on how the MI occurred. If you have a blood disorder that causes you to form clots then the docs will treat you with one set of drugs. If you have a platelet issue they will treat you with a different set of drugs. You should have both a cardiologist and hematologist review your condition.
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