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I'm currently taking eliquis (apixaban) for a saddle pe that i had. can i take the supplement krill oil?
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The krill oil can increase your chances of bleeding, as can the Elquis. Combining them may not be a good idea. The Eliquis is a treatment for a PE. Speak to your doctor .
Answered 6/23/2021
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