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- Warfarin: an Extremely Dangerous Anticoagulant Drug, If Used ImproperlyAs an anticoagulant drug, warfarin works by bringing under control the body's normal production of various factors which are known to take part in the process of coagulation. This action of warfarin makes it extremely dangerous if not used properly.
- Anticoagulant Therapy: Reducing Post-Thrombotic SyndromeFor individuals who are about to undergo arthroplasty, it is important to plan for the prevention of PTS complications with anticoagulant therapy.
- Warfarin & Anticoagulant Therapy in Atrial FibrillationFor patients who suffer from atrial fibrillation, there is a need to time the onset of symptoms so as to determine the need for anticoagulant therapy using Warfarin.
Side Effects of Enoxaparin (Lovenox)The side effects of enoxaparin, an anticoagulant, can involve signs of excessive bleeding- How to Use AspirinAspirin is an anti-inflammatory and a pain killer. It is also an anticoagulant which helps keep the blood thin. Doctors advise people with heart problems to take a low dose of aspirin daily.
- Do Supplements Have an Effect on Coumadin?Coumadin is an anticoagulant medication that is used as a blood thinner. It is usually administered orally, though in some cases, patients may receive an injection. Patients on Coumadin, or any other anticoagulant medication, must be monitored closely and have ...
What's so Special About Vitamin E?Antioxidant, free-radical scavenger, anticoagulant, immunity booster: Is vitamin E for real?
Blood Clots Linked with Recent Hospital StaysA study has shown that recent stays in hospitals are linked to blood clots- What You Can Do When Your Health Insurance Denies Your ClaimA piece explaining how health insurances deny your claims for procedures and medicine that are medically necessary. What you can do to justify that they pay the bill.
- Secondary Prevention for the Stroke PatientFor victims of a stroke, preventing a second event is vital to health.
- Side Effects of DarvocetDarvocet is a drug made up of both acetaminophen and propoxyphene. Users taking this medication could experience minor side effects like drowsiness and dizziness, but could have serious side effects, allergic reactions, and reactions with other drugs or alcohol.
- The Dangers of OTC Drugs and Herbal RemediesMost people take aspirin or sudafedrin without really thinking about it. But either of these, taken in excess or with the wrong medications, can kill.
- Fragrances - An Unknown Health HazardArtificial fragrances are in many products that we use every day. While we think they are harmless, they are actually powerful chemicals that can be harmful
What's so Special About Vitamin K?Vitamin K may not be as well-known as, say, Vitamin C or the B vitamins, but it is just as important to your good health. Find out what makes vitamin K so special.- Strokes: Viprines (Ancrod) and Merci Retriever Newest Stroke Treatment OptionsStroke is blood clot in the brain cause severe disabilities. Risk factors & symptoms attributed to a stroke. Within the first three hours of a stroke t-PA effective treatment. Higher BMI longer recovery time. Ancord & Merci Retriever newest treatment options.
- Oral Versus Intravenous Chelation TherapyThough the positive action of chelation therapy is not disputed by many patients there are occasional moments of confusion on the manner by which a patient is to be treated.
- What to Expect During a Liver BiopsyA liver biopsy sounds serious, and for those having to have one done, it is. This article tells you how they are performed and what to be ready for.
Food and Pharmaceuticals : Sometimes Food and Medicine DONT MixMany foods can actually reduce the effectiveness of the medicine you take. This is called a "drug-food interaction.
Chronic Pain? Prolotherapy May HelpDo you suffer from chronic pain? Consider asking your doctor about proliferative therapy, known as prolotherapy.- Five Spices to Better HealthSpice is something we all want in our life. But did you know that spices don't just add zest to our foods? They can give us better health.
Herbs for Better Health: GarlicGarlic is a natural antibiotic and has been referred to as "nature's penicillin". It has been historically used in the treatment of various cancers and is also well-known for its capabilities of destroying bacteria, fungus, virus and parasites.- Influenza Virus and Vaccine for ChildrenThe flu is a contagious disease caused by influenza viruses. The ACIP recommends those at high risk get a flu vaccine: Administered by shot or inhaled nasal spray. Sanofi Pasteur manufacture, license and market a new pediatric vaccine preservative free.
- What Exactly is Cord Blood Storage and Do You Need It?If you are a parent or an expectant parent than you have probably already received the coupons in the mail about storing your cord blood
- Home Grown Health Remedies - Over the Kitchen CounterOld wives' tales and folklore go along way towards effecting our unconscious actions every day. First aid didn't always include a Band-Aid. Should you feed a cold or sweat a fever? Don't break out the leeches yet. There's a better way!
- The Healing Power of GingerThe healing powers of ginger can reduce the intense pain of arthritis, increase circulation, and prevent nausea and intestinal gas.
- OsteoporosisPeople in the U.S. consume more dairy products and other foods high in calcium than the citizens of any other nation. Why is it that the U.S. has the world's highest rate of osteoporosis and bone fractures among the elderly?
Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Naproxen, Acetaminophen: The Difference Between Over-The-Counter Pain RelieversThere are differences between over-the-counter pain relievers that consumers should understand. Aspirin, ibuprofen, naproxen, and acetaminophen are different substances whose desired effects (and drawbacks) can be different.- Living Healthy Eating Reishi MushroomsReishi mushrooms known in China: "herb of spiritual potency". Commonly treats asthma, insomnia, cancer, hypertension, diabetes, headaches, arthritis, skin care & more
- Mad Cow DiseaseThere are many diseases that can be passed on through the many products that contain cow parts. One of these diseases is bovine spongiform encephalopathy, BSE. With the possibility of BSE in many everyday products, it could be detrimental to consumers.
- Atrial Fibrillation: Living on Planet DrumThah-dump. Thah-dumpbumbum. This is my heart, in unseen, muffled, but insistent rebellion. A noisy dysrhythmic protest.
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