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Does taking mefenamic acid thins my blood?
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Not typical thinner: But it can interfere with blood clotting through different mechanisms and along with typical blood thinners increases the risk for bleeding aside from the risk of gi bleeding through direct gi inflammation. Otherwise not used as a blood thinner in medical practice.
Answered 11/11/2020
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