A whistleblowing doctor with a controversial past told WND he believes Hillary’s use of an anti-clotting drug could compromise her presidency — and threaten her life.
In his remarks, he said that her use of the drug Coumadin meant that Hillary would have a 50 percent chance of a major bleeding episode before the end of her presidency in 2025, with a 10 percent chance the episode would be fatal.
Hillary has been taking Coumadin since 1998 to deal with problems involving cerebral venous thrombosis, an issue where blood clotting blocks the veins which drain blood from the brain.
Coumadin, one of the drugs Hillary’s doctors have disclosed they’re using to treat the condition, can cause serious side effects like blurred vision, confusion and serious bleeding from even minor cuts.
“My interest in cerebral venous thrombosis and in Hillary Clinton’s case is public health-based rather than political,” Dr. David K. Cundiff, a doctor who feels the medicine is dangerous, told reporters. “I think that her medical risks are much more from the side effects of the Coumadin than the recurrence of a venous thrombosis.
“If her doctors follow current clinical practice guidelines, Coumadin or other blood thinners will continue for the rest of her life. This puts her at high risk for major bleeding,” Cundiff said on his website.
Cundiff, who lost his license in the state of California after he refused to prescribe Coumadin to a patient who died under his care, wrote that Hillary’s chance of dying from either an incidence of cerebral venous thrombosis without Coumadin would only be 1.5 percent before her presidency was over. However, add Coumadin to the mix, and it rises to 10 percent.