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?
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.
