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Dabigatran 150 is it safe to take over 10 years. Which medicine is a safer blood thinner for long term?

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Those are in high risk and has to continue anticoagulant for long term, which is safer drug to maintain better quality life, your valuable feedback is important. Thank you.

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You need to talk to a pharmacist or your doctor about this. They should be able to guide you through your options.

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