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robo20 Sep 2009
Yes! Feeling cold is one of the reported side effects of warfarin.
http://www.drugs.com/sfx/warfarin-side-effects.html
20 Dec 2011
yes, you get cold very easy on warfrain. bouncybouncy in answering your question asked how you feel when it is low or high. If you will watch everything you eat, not lots of vit k foods, your INR will stay close to 2-3. Keep regular checks with your doctor. I have been on warfrain 5 months and can't really tell that I am on warfrain. I work everyday, although I get tired and learn to rest. Take a good multi vit and mineral that doesn't have vit k.
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I've been on Warfarin since 1993 and it does make you feel cold all the time and it has made me feel weaker too and I,m 35 years old and on 6mg's a day, I have even been up to 10mg's a day.When my blood gets to thin I get little (like niddle holes) red dots, and my head hurts but if it gets to thick my head hurts too.Can you tell when your blood is to thin or thick?And haw do you feel on the Warfarin?
I have been on warfarin since 1994 and do my own blood testing when my blood is to thin i feel very light headed and bruises appear when it is to thick i get a kick in the legs its like a flick from inside and makes you feel like a slight jolt.I find that being on furosemide does badly affect your warfarin and had to reduce my dose
i hae been absolutely feeling the cold,even on a warmish day, i appear to be cold most of the time, since sommencing warfarin. i also appear to be more tired, unless it is above the eyebrows.