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If you were to get a brain bleed due to eliquis, would it stop on its own?
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This has been already answered and will repeat: Eliquis will not cause a brain hemorrhage on its own, but if an aneurysm ruptures or trauma causes bleeding, there will be far less tendency to clot and stop the event.
Answered 1/16/2023
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