Warf 1mg
| SKU | 1198 |
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| Generic For | Coumadin |
| Strength | 1mg |
| Active Ingredient | Warfarin |
| Pack Size | Qty | Price Per Pill or Unit | Price | Cart | |
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| 30 Tablet/s | US$ 0.06 | US$ 1.70 | |||
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| 60 Tablet/s | US$ 0.06 | US$ 3.40 | |||
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| 90 Tablet/s | US$ 0.06 | US$ 5.09 | |||
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Warf 1mg is a medication used to treat blood clots and reduce the risk of them forming in the body. Blood clots can contribute to stroke, heart attack, or other serious conditions if they develop in the lungs and legs. The active ingredient in the medicine is Warfarin, an anticoagulant that helps prevent the formation of blood clots in the bloodstream. You have been prescribed this anticoagulant drug because your body may be making blood clots, or you may be suffering from a certain health condition that is known to promote unwanted clotting in the blood. Blood clots can move to other parts of your body and contribute to serious health issues. Warfarin does not have the potential to dissolve a blood clot. However, over time, the blood clot may dissolve on its own. The anticoagulant medicine is also effective at preventing other blood clots from forming.
Blood thinners might not be able to lessen the strong blood clotting tendency of an underlying condition, such as cancer. Some medications, alcohol, and certain foods can alter the mechanism of action of these medications. For example, foods rich in vitamin K can work against Warfarin but not other blood thinners.
Precautions with Warfarin tablet
Do not take Warf 1 mg if any of the following apply:
- Have allergies to Warfarin or any other ingredients in the medicine.
- Are pregnant unless you have a mechanical heart valve.
- The chance of having bleeding problems is higher than the possible benefit of treatment
The use of medicines and dietary supplements can affect the mode of action of Warfarin. These might include:
- Certain prescription medicines
- Non-prescription medicines include acetaminophen and aspirin, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), such as naproxen, ketoprofen, or ibuprofen, as well as medications used for colds and coughs, and those for pain and discomfort.
- Herbal products and supplements
- Products containing vitamin K
Note: Before taking any new medications, including over-the-counter medicines or those prescribed by a dentist or other healthcare professional, consult your healthcare provider, who will monitor your condition while you are receiving anticoagulant treatment. Your healthcare provider, who prescribed Warfarin, may require you to adjust your Warfarin dosage or recommend medicines that are less likely to interfere with Warfarin.
Pregnancy: Warfarin should not generally be recommended during pregnancy. If you are receiving Warf treatment and plan to become pregnant, consult your healthcare specialist about the potential risks and methods to minimise them. Inform your healthcare provider if you become pregnant while receiving Warf 1 mg tablets. Also, you should avoid using estrogen forms of oral birth control.
Dietary precautions: Vitamin K is believed to be necessary for normal blood clotting. When taking this anticoagulant medicine, significant changes in your vitamin K intake may affect the effectiveness of your anticoagulation.
Do not discontinue treatment, even for a minor procedure, such as a small dental procedure, without first consulting your healthcare professional.
Avoid alcohol consumption during the entire treatment.
Before you take this anticoagulant medicine, tell your healthcare specialist if you have bleeding problems, kidney problems, high blood pressure, diabetes mellitus, plan to have surgery or a dental procedure, have congestive heart failure or are breastfeeding.
Side effects of Warfarin tablet
The major complications related to the use of Warf 1 mg are clotting due to underdosing or bleeding due to excessive anticoagulation. The most serious bleeding occurs in the gastrointestinal tract or within the brain. Excessive bleeding can occur in any body area, and patients taking this medicine should inform of any falls or accidents, as well as symptoms of bleeding or unusual bruising to their healthcare provider. Unusual signs of bleeding are given below:
- Bleeding from the gums
- Blood in the urine
- Bleeding into a joint
- Vomiting blood
- A nosebleed
An unusual or more severe headache than usual could indicate a haemorrhage (brain bleed).
The better you understand your medicine, the more successful your anticoagulation treatment will be and the less likely you are to have complications associated with the medicine. If you have any questions about your medicine, please consult with your healthcare specialist.
The medicine must be taken exactly as directed to work safely and effectively. Taking too little of this medicine might not be effective. Excessive consumption can lead to serious bleeding. Your healthcare specialist will make dose adjustments from time to time, depending on how your body responds to Warfarin. You must attend all scheduled meetings with your healthcare specialist to monitor your condition and progress. Ask about foods and other medicines that can interfere with the mode of action of blood thinners. These include even those you buy without a prescription and herbal supplements.
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