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Is it normal to have tingly fingers and muscle weakness on blood thinners?
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No: No. That is not a typical complaint for most blood thinners themselves. Would certainly want to be seen and accurately diagnosed particularly in light of the weakness. Multiple potential causes. Let your orimary care doctor know immediately.
Answered 4/1/2023
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