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What is Coumadin used for? 

Coumadin is used to treat pulmonary embolus-PE, and blood clots, and prevent new clots that form in your body. Preventing harmful blood clots helps the patient reduce the chances of heart attack or stroke.  

Coumadin keeps the blood flowing smoothly in the body by lowering the number of certain substances such as clotting proteins in the blood. 

How to take Coumadin? 

Coumadin is taken orally with or without food as told by your doctor or other healthcare professional. This medication is taken once every day. Take this medication exactly as it is prescribed.

Coumadin Dosage  

Coumadin dosing will be based on your response to treatment and other medical histories. This medication should be taken regularly to help it to be as effective as it can be. Your doctor may observe you find the right dosage for your condition. This medication should be taken at the same time every day to help you remember.

Coumadin Side Effects 

Loss of appetite, nausea, and stomach or abdominal pain may occur. If this happens you must speak with your doctor or healthcare provider promptly. Talk with your doctor about the risks and benefits of this medication. 

Serious Side Effects 

Persistent vomiting, nausea, severe abdominal or stomach pain, yellowing skin or eyes, and serious bleeding that affects your blood clotting proteins, are shown by unusually high INR lab results. Even if your doctor has instructed you to stop, the risk of bleeding can occur for up to 1 week.  

Contact your doctor if you have signs of serious bleeding including unusual swelling, pain, discomfort, unusual or easily bleeding and bruising, persistent bleeding from cuts or gums, frequent and persistent nose bleeds, heavy or unusual menstrual flow, dark or pink urine, bloody vomit that looks like coffee grounds, coughing up blood, severe headache, fainting, dizziness, persistent or unusual tiredness and weakness, chest pain, shortness of breath, difficulty swallowing, and bloody or black tarry stools. 

Allergic Reactions 

Allergic reactions to Coumadin include rash, itching, swelling especially of the tongue, face, and throat, severe dizziness, and trouble breathing. These effects are very rare, but if it occurs you must seek medical attention immediately.

Caution 

Before you use Coumadin, tell your doctor or healthcare provider if you are allergic to this medication or if you have any allergies in general. Coumadin can cause allergic reactions due to it having inactive ingredients which can cause allergic reactions. 

Before using Coumadin, various medical histories must be told by your doctor. These medical histories include blood disorders such as hemophilia, anemia, bleeding problems such as bleeding of the intestine and stomach, bleeding in the brain, blood vessel disorders such as aneurysms, recent major injury or surgery, liver disease, kidney disease, mental or mood changes such as memory problems, frequently falling, injuries, and alcohol use. 

Before surgery, prescription or non prescription medication, as well as herbal products, should be told to your doctor. This product gets absorbed through the skin and lungs which can harm the unborn baby. This medication should not be taken by pregnant women unless the doctor has instructed otherwise.

How much does Coumadin cost? 

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Frequently Asked Questions 

What to do when experiencing Coumadin reversal? 

Vitamin K administration has been known as an effective method of reversing warfarin for many years. Make sure to speak with your doctor before taking this.

Is there a best time of day to take Coumadin? 

This medication should be taken regularly to get the best out of it. Usually, it should be taken once every day.

How often do I need to do a laboratory test while on Warfarin?

In most cases, blood tests are performed once a week or more (if your results are stable). Be sure you follow your provider’s instructions about how often you need blood tests and when to adjust your warfarin dosage.