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Drug Ratings & Reviews   >  Warfarin (coumadin)

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Warfarin (coumadin) Ratings and Reviews from 1 eDrugSearch.com Member since February 25, 2008.

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 Most Recent Reviews of Warfarin (coumadin) by eDrugSearch Members

 Name:  jazzycatzz      Age: 49      Overall Rating:


Rating Review Added
February 25, 2008

Positive Aspects of Warfarin (coumadin):

all but eliminates clotting

Negative Aspects of Warfarin (coumadin):

easy bruising, blood collection, swelling

Reason for taking Warfarin (coumadin):

stroke

Additional Comments:

This is a very effective drug, but does indeed have a few dangers. If one bumps their elbow or any other area, a pooling of blood within the skin or major bruise can be expected, as this is a blood thinner, after all. A rupture of the skin can cause excessive but not uncontrollable bleeding. On a lesser note, one must have almost no alcohol for the drug to be effective and Vitamin K must also be avoided. As long as one gets the proper dosage as determined by regular blood tests this us an excellent drug, especially given the alternative.

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