Warning signs and symptoms of bleeding associated with Anticoagulants
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- Epistaxis (prolonged or extensive nose bleed),
- gastrointestinal bleeding (dark or black stools, abdominal pain or vomiting “coffee grounds”),
- gingival bleeding,
- hematoma,
- hematuria,
- hemoptysis,
- hemorrhoidal bleeding,
- intraarticular bleeding,
- intracranial bleeding,
- menorrhagia,
- hemorrhagic ovarian cyst,
- subconjucnctival bleeding,
- retroperitoneal bleeding.
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