also interactions of both on the patient
Mechanism of interactions between warfarin and aspirin and warfarin and amiodarone?
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- 27 Jan 2012 by elma34
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- amiodarone, aspirin, warfarin, interaction
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maso416927 Jan 2012
Hello,
Please click on the link to read the full interactions of the medications:
http://www.drugs.com/interactions-check.php?drug_list=167-0,243-0,2311-0
All the best,
maso.-
bostonter...5 Feb 2012
warafin n aspirin should not be taking together as they both thin blood. Think u should avoid aspirin taking warafin . Do u get your INR checked. Amiodarone nwarafin I take but I always take seperate w/little food in between as habit. if u look at the interactions of all drugs u might not take any. Scares the hec out of u. Do u have afib?
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thank you for your reply it has been very helpful
You are most welcome.-