Has anyone experienced severe side effects from Bivalirudin 250mg Inj during or after angioplasty?
I'm curious to hear from anyone who has undergone angioplasty and was given Bivalirudin 250mg Inj. I recently had the procedure and was injected with this medication to prevent blood clots. The doctor explained that it thins the blood, but I'm concerned about the potential side effects, especially the urgent ones that require immediate medical attention. I'm looking for insights from others who have had similar experiences. For instance, I want to know if anyone has experienced severe allergic reactions, unusual bleeding, or neurological symptoms. Your stories and advice would be greatly appreciated.
I had a rough time with Bivalirudin. I started feeling extremely weak and dizzy a few hours after the procedure. Went to the ER, and they ran some tests. Turns out, my platelet count was really low. Doc switched me to a different med and I felt better pretty quickly. Just listen to your body and get help if something doesn't feel right.
Stay away from Bivalirudin
I've had quite a different experience. I was given Bivalirudin during my angioplasty and did not experience any side effects. Just a bit of bruising, which is normal. I think it's important to stay calm and follow your doctor's instructions. If you do experience side effects, contact your doctor immediately.
I had this during my angioplasty and experienced some mild bruising, but nothing severe. My doctor said it was pretty common and nothing to worry about. Keep an eye on your bruises though they can get worse before getting better.
I was terrified during my procedure because I kept reading about the side effects. But honestly, I only had a mild headache for a couple of days. Everyone's experience is different, so don't stress too much. Just make sure you have someone to call if something feels off.
And how does one even pronounce Bivalirudin? That's one serious word! Anyway, I had some bruising and it was a nuisance, but nothing major happened to me.
I went through the same thing. Best advice: eat well, rest well and you have a better chance of healing well. These procedures are stressful and your body will try to tell you it needs good care. Listen to it. And if your doc isn't listening to you? Find one who will.
I actually had to report severe dizziness to the FDA. I was really scared, but they were very helpful and reassuring. If anyone's going through something like this, definitely reach out to them. You are not alone!