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EDOXOBAN and gout/arthritis.

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Anyone taking Exodoban , having joint pains .I have recently had an antibiotic , it could be that , but Apixaban gave me gout flare up, so was changed to EDOXOBAN

Interested to hear if inflammatory arthritis, has flared up when taking exodoban or Apixaban .

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