Blood Thinner and Implant Surgery

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landcruiser52
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Blood Thinner and Implant Surgery

Postby landcruiser52 » Mon Dec 29, 2025 1:42 pm

I have a future appointment with
Dr. Taj for evaluation for a Titan implant. I am currently on Eliquis blood thinner. How do surgeons deal with blood thinners?

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dan_bionic
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Re: Blood Thinner and Implant Surgery

Postby dan_bionic » Mon Dec 29, 2025 1:58 pm

Probabyly you'll have to stop Eliquis for one week prior surgery and receive Heparin s.c. every day till after surgery.
But you must check with your surgeon.
I also had one prior my surgery, got huge hematomas...
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Re: Blood Thinner and Implant Surgery

Postby LGXDownunder » Tue Dec 30, 2025 12:04 am

My surgeon said no blood thinning medications for at least 3 weeks pre op, even fish oil capsules were a no no.
It has been the same for the other 7 surgeries I've had (not implant related).
But yes, you should definitely ask your doctor for advice specific to you, especially for any complex health needs.
If you go ahead, often the surgeon or hospital will also provide a handout with all the prep instructions.
71, married, Sydney Oz. PC/nerve sparing RRP Mar 22 then profound ED. Tried pills, Trimix inj, focal shockwave, VED.
Implanted Mar 6 2025 AMS 700 LGX 21cm x 12mm, no RTEs, MS pump, Penoscrotal. Back to 6.5" BPEL @ 9m.
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richard_goes_bionic
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Re: Blood Thinner and Implant Surgery

Postby richard_goes_bionic » Tue Dec 30, 2025 3:14 pm

first of all why you are taking theme, I have a stent and no way you should stop if you have cardiology health issues and if its not cleared with your cardiologist,
I did not stop one day and everything went fine. of course a lot of hematoma's but nothing serious .
you have to check your coagulation profile, thats done by your blood test.
Usually it is not a "bloody" surgery like my doctor explained.

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