what can i eat while taking coumadin?

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Answered: Iam taking coumadin 5mg.is it ok to take methocarbamol?

For one: quit taking that rat poison..aka coumadin, warfarin. Two: why would you want to add something to your body that could cause "a severe skin rash or itching, slow heart rate, fainting, jaundice, persistent nausea/vomiting, stomach/abdominal pain, mental/mood changes, clumsiness, trouble ...

Answered: Ive heard people say not to eat fish while your ...

There are only certain fishes, which are not allowed for pregnant women because they contain mercury like shark and swordfish. But there are other smaller fishes which is a good source of nutrients and it also safe to eat.

Answered: How can I get my 9 year old to eat healthy meals he doesn't eat alot of

How about serving fish or chicken without the skin? These have white meat and they're often used as ingredients for healthy lunch ideas here . Add herbs and spices, like oregano for chicken or fenugreek for the fish. Grill or bake them instead of frying in oil.

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Answered: Is it safe to take Vitalikor with blood thinners

It is well known that blood thinners negate the beneficial effects of Vitalicor.
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