This is the only new medicine I am taking since my new aortic valve was put in, It looks like someone use a pin and poked little holes in my legs they aren't bleeding but looks really ugly
Can warfarin cause little red dots to form under my skin?
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- 10 Nov 2010 by beckiheck
- Topics:
- bleeding disorder, warfarin
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Marvell11 Nov 2010
I know exactly what you mean and yes, warfarin can cause those little dark spots on the skin.
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Thanks I didn't want to have to call the Dr. with this as I have bugged the man to death with stupid questions.
Beckiheck,
Hopefully your physician has also referred you to a coumadin (or anticoagulation) clinic. They are staffed by nurses and/or pharmacists. They are a wealth of information and can answer all sorts of questions without making you feel like you are bothering them. Plus, if you have an artificial valve and will remain on warfarin for longer than 90 days, they can help you get set up with a home INR monitor.