Is within a drug interaction near wayora & warfarin?

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Regarding Kelley's post: I need to read out here and now that Warfarin (Coumadin) also SAVES people's lives, as does Heparin. It have saved my life span twice now because I hold a genetic blood clotting disorder that shows up when I am pregnant and/or postpartum. I am what is called :"Heterozygously Positive for Factor V Leiden Hypercoagualability Disorder". I am greatful for both these drugs, as my condition be life-threatening with both pregnancies. The solely thing I perceive towards both these drugs is extreme gratitude. As one healer said to me, "Consider these as sacraments for you, b/c they have kept you alive and kept you from throiwng any more pulmonary embolisms. They enjoy helped you by keeping you alive to lift up your children." And he was right. I consider it to be STUPID and surrounded by extremely poor taste, to down a drug that save people's lives with minimal side effects and interactions, I might give. There is a time and a place for EVERYTHING under the firmament, including pharmaceuticals.

That being said, I do not know what wayora is. It sounds herbal...I will do some research and gain back to you. To my practice, the only problem near taking warfarin w/ wayora would be if wayora affected the clotting time (thickness or PTT) of the blood any way--by making it thinner or thicker.

this is what warfarin interacts with though upon research i did not find anything by the term of wayora.
http://druginfo.goldstandard.com/direct/...

Pharmacists are usually the most tuned into which drugs interact with respectively other.

That said, there are frequent better options than warfarin for thinning the blood and avoiding clots: Bromelain, nattokinase, serrapeptase, etc.

These can be obtain separately or in formulas such as Vitalzyme.

Warfarin kill people every year and probably every time, and maybe every hour...obliterate the term 'side effect' contained by the process.

Thus, without going so far as to look at the interactions, the direct travels of warfarin by itself are more than bad adequate.

Good luck and be well.

Kelley