Question 1

is it safe to take celebrex (celecoxib) while on coumadin?

Accepted Answer

Not entirely: Coumadin (warfarin) has numerous interactions with other drugs which in the majority of cases makes the inr too high and can cause bleeding.  While this is not a huge issue with celebrex, (celecoxib) you have the other factor: all nsaids can cause stomach bleeding, and such bleeding is worse in patients taking coumadin. Celebrex (celecoxib) somewhat safer than others, but not completely. Discuss risk/benefit w yr doctor.

Question 2

i am wondering about the use of celebrex (celecoxib) while on coumadin.

Accepted Answer

POSSIBLE INTERACTION: MONITOR with INR tests...Dosage adjustment may be required (for Coumadin)

Hope this helps\
Dr Z

Question 3

are there any severe side effects with taking celebrex (celecoxib) for 2 weeks with coumadin?

Accepted Answer

Avoid: The combination may increase the risk of gastointestinal bleeding.

Question 4

my doc said i irritated my sciatic nerve. i am taking celebrex (celecoxib) and coumadin. my leg feels numb and weird is this normal?

Accepted Answer

Yes but: The sciatic nerve has specific areas of irritation-your doctor needs to question you and test to find out if it is the cause.  It isn`t clear why you`re on Coumadin, (warfarin) but NSAIDS can enhance their activity and cause a bleeding problem which your doctor can also check and  be associated with these symptoms.  So without the pertinent information please check with your doctor.

Question 5

what is affect of taking celebrex (celecoxib) (200) cipto (500) along with warfarin (10)?

Accepted Answer

Coumadin (warfarin): Cipro (ciprofloxacin) (an antibiotic) will typically enhance the effect of the coumadin so an appropriate reduction is needed while on meds . Celebrex can have an effect on bleeding and should be used with caution with coumadin .

Question 6

is it ok to take out dated celebrex

Accepted Answer

OK: If not allergic to sulfonamide, the expiration is excessive or have blood pressure or kidney issues.

Question 7

what happens if you take too much coumadin (warfarin)?

Accepted Answer

Bleed: Coumadin (warfarin) is rat poison. It is used as an anticoagulant for certain medical conditions. The levels are closely monitored by your doc. Too much can thin you blood and could cause you to bleed and lose a lot of blood with its own consequences.

Question 8

can i take imodium and coumadin (warfarin)?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Yes, there should not be any interaction that i know of.

Question 9

can i take coumadin (warfarin) and adderrall?

Accepted Answer

Should not be a : Problem.  Make sure your physician knows about all the medications you are taking including "natural" supplements.

Question 10

can pregnant women take celebrex (celecoxib)?

Accepted Answer

Celebrex (celecoxib): Celebrex (celecoxib) is FDA Pregnancy Category C. This is not well studied in human pregnancy and should be discussed with MD.

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