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Rivaroxaban is a new type of oral anticoagulant that can directly inactivate factor

In terms of safety, domestic research statistics on bleeding complications after the use of rivaroxaban have found no increase in fatal bleeding and intracranial bleeding. Bleeding complications such as urinary tract bleeding and hemorrhoidal bleeding all have possible causes and the bleeding stops after treatment. Therefore, oral rivaroxaban is safer as an anticoagulant. Oral rivaroxaban does not require routine monitoring, and the anti-factor Xa chromogenic test can be used to quantitatively determine plasma concentrations of factor Xa inhibitors when bleeding caused by rivaroxaban is suspected.

Although the safety of rivaroxaban has been confirmed by a series of clinical experiments, there are also certain medication risks when patients actually take the drug. For this, it is particularly important for patients to master the correct medication method. So, how should you take rivaroxaban?

Under normal circumstances, the recommended dose of rivaroxaban is 10 mg/time, once/day, and the medication is taken orally. When the wound has stopped bleeding, the patient's first medication should be administered between 6 and 10 hours after surgery. If the patient misses a dose during this period, the patient should take rivaroxaban (Xarelto) immediately and continue the previous usage the next day, that is, take the medication once a day. When actually taking the drug, patients can take it with meals or alone.

During the period of taking (i.e. Xarelto), once the patient has any adverse reaction of one kind or another, he should take timely measures to alleviate and treat it.

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