Avoid aspirin or non-steroidal pain killers (e.g. aspirin, Nurofen, Brufen, Voltaren, Advil, Act 3 etc) - but paracetamol and Panadeine in normal dose should be safe.
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NO! Warfarin is a blood thinner, NOT a pain reliever. Never, ever take Warfarin unless it is prescribed to you specifically. If prescribed to you, ALWAYS take it as directed.
NOTE: Warfarin has NO ingredients that would create an altered state of consciousness. It can, however, make you bleed internally if the drug was not prescribed to you for a specific condition.
Warfarin is ablood thinner, nothing to do with pain !
Many lower back pains can be relieved by medicines containing methocarbamol
Can you take Difene for pain while you are taking Warfarin
what pain killer can I take with Pradaxa
There isn't really anything you can't take with Warfarin, so it's really what drugs interaction problems a patient might have (determined by the patient's health history, tolerance or problems with pain medications, etc.) that will determine what pain meds a person can take with it.
can i take warfarin with valdoxan
no no Demerol is pain killer
no but if you take it you grow boobs
what painkillers are safe to take with celebrex
No, you do not need to take Advil with a high-powered pain killer like Dilaudid. Never take more than one pain killer without a doctor's advice.
none, pain is a learning expirience he accepted
A pain killer is an 'analgesic'.
One beer and a pain killer certainly does have the potential to kill you. While it likely will not you are advised not to take these substances together.
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