Can anticoagulant drugs lead to chemosis at my age?
I am monitoring the PT-INR value to be strictly within 2 to 3.
Still occasional chemosis occurs, that too when the value is at 2.5 itself. I am not sure whether it is due to the anticoagulant tablet that I am taking for my hemiplegic rehabilitation (or) inhaled corticosteroid that I take for my post bronchitis treatment.
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Anti coagulant drug doesn't cause chemosis ,it may be due to corticosteroid which you are. taking for post bronchitis, get checked up for kidney function eg serum creatinine & blood urea.
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