blood vessels are more fragile. The artificial interference of these medications transforms even the slightest minor injury into a catastrophic hemorrhage.
Drugs& Medications
Newer anticoagulants lack an effective antidote: in the event of bleeding, it is impossible to quickly reverse their effects. They often cause silent gastrointestinal bleeding leading to severe anemia. Furthermore, warfarin blocks vitamin K, which is essential for maintaining calcium in bones. As a result, calcium is deposited in the arterial walls, creating arteries that are rigid like lead pipes, more prone to rupture, and increasing
