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Can xarelto bloodthinners cause wheeze and cough.i have been taking it for 4 months and cough etc has just started two weeks ago...thanks?
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Not known effect: Coughing and wheezing are not known side effects of Xarelto, but if you have been coughing and wheezing for two weeks, it’s a good idea for you to be assessed by your doctor to determine whether you have any complicated healthcare conditions - either from infection or (less likely) related to the condition for which you are taking Xarelto.
Answered 6/22/2017
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