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It's a good question, and important, but I think that from reading here over the years that the same valve gets different results in different people. So it's a craps shoot in afraid. Best Wishes

Thanks, that makes more sense. Silly me expecting the researchers had compiled something useful like quantitative analysis of the effects on INR. 👍

Hey Greg Just wanted to wish you all the best for the upcoming surgery. Best Wishes

Hi I'm always interested in new (to me) dugs and their interactions with warfarin So I looked it up and among the interesting things I found was this little gem of language: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17119104/ The INR change was observed at a mean +/- SD of 6.7 +/- 3.3 days following...

Yes, obviously. However it's well documented how to reduce the risk: monitor INR and keep it in the therapeutic range.

because he's a ****? LOL (just in case others don't get it)

Morning (dang, my coffee has gone) he may be right, it requires understanding all the factors perinate to you (including your psychology and any unique aspects of physiology) well I agree with your HA there, because that specific reason doesn't bear scrutiny. proof is almost never found...

its not a speculation, its an actuality. Its in the literature. I'm sorry you don't like that.

Has one said anything to you about your personal attacks? I doubt it, because here we are expected to act like adults, work out our problems and get on with things. If you want to behave like an immature mental patient, then I suggest Reddit or Facebook has a good set of "patient help" where...

Or anywhere that isn't fascist

I could make a smart arse remark here, but surely Wendle blocks me by now ;)

Holiday to Australia?

Indefinitely ...oh man Stay safe mate, keep exercises to lower intensity mobility stuff. Best Wishes

You know Wendel, if you hadn't said these things Were it not for the replies to that, I would not have even known there was any reason to rejoin the conversation... so you say that you haven't read anything @Timmay has written and he's contributed nothing here either (I assume to the...

a good point ... I've edited this down from an editorial remark about the Edinburgh study (attached) Edinburgh Study editorial REOPERATION What is clear is the increased requirement for reoperation in patients implanted with bioprostheses. Overall, 21% of the patients required reoperation...

Hi Zara this post by Eva doesn't mean that it wasn't the case for you which is because as I understand it there is a genotype involved in the metabolism of the anticoagulant part of Cinnamon so both experiences can be correct... Thus its down to "test and know thyself" Best Wishes

wow ... so you're accusing **** of perpetrating a lie here since 2007 ... Do we diverge into mental illness here .... or is this backed by "the science" (a science paper by Peter A Kirby_) Dude, at the very least you owe **** an apology ... FMD

it was that which gave me pause to even say anything ... I see no reason to "rip the rug" on anyone. Its vexing but generally I prefer to only provide input on decisions before the decision is made. After that I will never point to someone and say "told you so". I will however, in discussion...

this just sprang to mind (because I'm Australian and I grew up watching The Paul Hogan Show)

https://www.youtube.com/live/1n1oSQ1sUYY?si=iJSlmfr-mZO6ngJO