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How long does your blood level take to go back to normal after taking warfarin ?

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Three to five days: In general, the effects of warfarin (coumadin) last for three to five days after stopping the medication.

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Answered 7/21/2016

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Warfarin: Once you stop it tune blood levels will return to normal within a few days

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