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I drank a little bit of a green tea ginkgo/ginseng blend (maybe an eighth of a cup or less) before realizing that ginkgo was an anticoagulant. how long do i have to wait before i take other medicines or supplements that affect clotting? i'm 177 lbs?
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It is not a big deal with that small amount for one time. It is only important when you take it on a daily basis.
Answered 7/10/2022
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