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Is antihistamines a blood thinner?. is it ok to take them as ive been taking them to stop itching and swealing of the eyes after hair transplant?
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Antihistamines are not blood thinners. Cannot respond to the question as to whether it is OK to take whatever it is that you are taking. Please discuss this with your hair transplant sepcialist AND your primary doctor. Good luck.
Answered 1/13/2022
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