Parade.com/blood is a discussion page of Parade.com, where a question is asked -”How Safe Are Blood Thinners?”. But Parade.com/blood didn’t say that what is Blood Thinners? First of all a blood thinner, also called an anti-coagulant, is used to stop platelets, or heavy cells, present in blood plasma from forming clots.
Blood Thinners are most used in those who are at risk for heart attack, stroke, or amateurism. Parade.com/blood said that the blood thinners are taken by more than 4 million Americans. They have also 7 basics on Blood Pressure.
And the most importent think is check the previous record of blood Thinners side effects.
Ways to Use Blood Thinners Safely:
1. Beware of interactions. Many medications and certain types of foods can interfere with the action of the drug. Find out which foods may negatively interact with the drug you’re taking, and always tell other doctors you are taking a blood thinner.
2. Get your blood checked regularly. You need to make sure it has not become too thin, thus putting you at risk for more bleeding — or not thin enough, increasing the risk of clots.
3. Alert your doctor if you notice any bleeding from your gums, in your urine, or stool. Also, notify your doctor if you see any unusual bruising.
4. A severe pain in your stomach or a headache should be checked immediately.
5. Get immediate medical attention if you fall or seriously bump your head.
6. Consider a new genetic test, which is now available to help predict how your body might respond to the blood-thinning drug. Ask you doctor if it’s right for you.
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