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I have a vitamin K deficiency, causing significant nosebleeds. My physician suggested a vitamin K injection, while a haematologist recommended Premarin 0.625 mg Tablet. Which option is best for me?
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I have a vitamin K deficiency, causing significant nosebleeds. My physician suggested a vitamin K injection, while a haematologist recommended Premarin 0.625 mg Tablet. Which option is best for me?
Asked by Female, 41 · 1 month ago
A vitamin K injection or oral vitamin K is the best course of action if you actually have a vitamin K deficiency because it treats the underlying cause of nosebleeds. Because premarin (estrogen) has hormonal hazards and is not a typical treatment for vitamin K deficiency, it should only be used if your specialist has proven another clear indication.
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Understanding Vitamin K Deficiency and Nosebleeds
- Vitamin K is crucial for blood clotting. Deficiency can lead to increased bleeding, such as nosebleeds.
Treatment Options Overview
- Vitamin K Injections: Directly address deficiency, improving clotting.
- Premarin (Conjugated Estrogens): May help manage bleeding but is not a direct treatment for vitamin K deficiency.
Comparing the Two Treatments
- Effectiveness: Vitamin K injections are more targeted for deficiency.
- Side Effects: Premarin may have hormonal side effects; vitamin K is generally well-tolerated.
- Considerations: Hormonal effects of Premarin may not be ideal for all women.
Recommendations and Next Steps
- Discuss with both your physician and hematologist to align on the best treatment.
- Consider additional tests to monitor treatment effectiveness and safety.
Answered 1 month ago