Is citicoline a blood thinner?
Does citicoline have a blood thinning agent in it?
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- 8 Sep 2010 by ruddb819
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- blood disorders
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8 Sep 2010
It perhaps could be used as a blood thinner; it is also given for immediate treatment of stroke due to a clot (ischemic stroke): 500-2000 mg of citicoline per day starting within 24 hours of stroke.
Please seek more accurate information from the doc/pharmacist who prescribed the med, take care & be well.
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