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Based on other hostile replies I see you write regulary on this forum, I wish this was true.

I don't understand this comment, I was suggesting quite the opposite, it's quite possible to get a result of 2.3 and actually be at 1.8 (a data point from your paper). I think after understanding the variance better, the smart thing to do is to aim for 0.6 above the bottom of your range to be...

Let me expand. The results showed one standard deviation test variance was 0.33 INR and two standard deviations (commonly referred to in medicine as "The Normal Range") seems to be about 0.6 INR. The results were even worse outside the therapeutical range, significantly higher than the weirdly...

These numbers in the results are really misleading for users understanding the reality of their use. The SD was 0.33 INR and SD2 seems to be about 0.6, worse outside the therapeutical range. Since they don't provide the raw data, I can only squint at the graph.

This lines up with the median result in the research. Reference: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11978150/ :-)

A sponge on a stick Removable / hand held shower head A pill planner box Things you probably want regularly (around your house or fridge) moved to waist level. Maybe a sock aid (Given that you have a husband, you probably don't need this one) A low energy hobby that doesn't require your chest...

Thanks so much for replying. Its critical to my work (software engineer), but I was too scared to ask health care professionals yet because mental health seemed so much liess important compared to physical health.

When were you able to resume taking it after the surgery?