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How dangerous is an inr of 12.6?

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INR: INR >10 in a non-bleeding patient is not very difficult to manage. Please follow up with your doctor regarding holding your blood thinner until the INR is in appropriate range for your health problem and considering vitamin K supplement.

Dr Hickerson agreed

Answered 10/9/2019

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