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Can i tell me if my normal prothrombin level is 2-3, what happens when it is 11 or higher?
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PT or INR?: The normal prothrombin time is closer to 10 seconds. You may be confusing the INR, although an INR is normally 1.0 ; if you take certain types of blood thinners it could be 2-3. So, if you are asking what happens if your INR is >= 11: You could bleed to death. It is nothing to fool around with.
Answered 12/30/2015
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