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I listened to the Doctor's interview. I found it very interesting. He was very clear that without examining Clinton himself, he wouldn't attempt to diagnose her medical condition. His main concern, though, was about the treatment her doctor said Clinton was receiving. It seems, in his opinion, that the medications she is receiving are not appropriate for her stated conditions...that they are medications that were commonly used decades ago but that there are other modern and more effective medications commonly used nowadays. In fact, he said that her medications could be responsible for the behavior she exhibits that has people so concerned about her.
One medication he mentioned was Coumadin. He said this particular drug isn't used anymore. I don't know about that. Either he's wrong or the University of Colorado Hospital is wrong. I say this because I spent 3 weeks there last year and they intended to place me on that very drug to prevent blood clotting in connection to my heart ailment. I ended up not being prescribed that drug because of complications, but that was their intention. I find it hard to believe that UCH...who are the premier cardiac care specialists in Colorado...would use a drug that is obsolete.
Now...I don't presume to say that Dr. Drew doesn't know what the hell he is talking about...but let's just say I have my doubts about what he said.
I read in articles that warfarin (aka coumadin) is one of the most used blood thinners in the US.