Don’t worry!

[Puzzler46]

I’ve been on Apixaban for a year or so. I’ve used chain saws and multiple power tools. I’ve built a kitchen and got a few minor cuts and scrapes in the process. No big drama. I managed to stab my hand cutting an avocado stone out and bled a bit but it was easily treated locally. Bought an avocado cutter to prevent repetition! Hope it works for you…

[Paulbounce]

Nice one Puzzler.

Tell you why - "no big drama". You are controlling afib and it's not controlling you. That positive mindset will help no end.

Well done you.

Paul

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Hi Puzzler, I’m guessing, but I’m assuming your post is in response to concerns about Apixaban raised by kalgs recently so I’ve made him aware. Apologies if I’ve got it wrong.......🤨

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Puzzler

Obviously you've played hard, dun good 😂😂.

That's what we like to see .... give the old AF a real message 😃

[Tryfan]

As I mentioned in my other post. Just be careful around head banging. If a football fan and your English and they loose, use a cushion. I'll use one when Wales play Italy. Serious point, be watchful on any knocks to the head, that could cause unseen bleeds on the brain.

[momist]

Me too . . . except that power tools now frighten me a bit and I've turned my woodworking almost entirely to hand tools. I built a 9m x 3m cabin in place of my garage last year, kitted out half as a workshop and half as storage/summer house. Timber construction with wool insulation and fibre cement skin with steel roof. Very proud of it! Out went the circular saw, and now I use the much safer plunge / track saw. I have three power routers, but haven't used them for years since I now own old wooden moulding planes and nearly a dozen other varieties of hand plane.At 71 I've finally given up solo sailing, but will willingly crew for others or perhaps go with a crewed charter boat instead.

[allanmichael]

Sorry but not sure what the question is .