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A member asked:
Could pressure on your head and or neck after taking one eliquis cause a brain bleed?? or would that be rare?
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One Eliquis would NOT truly effect hematological homeostasis adversely. Mere skull or neck pressure does not damage intracranial vascular tissue. Seek a different explanation
Answered 12/31/2022
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