can be used with blood thinners
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I was in the hospital, taking blood thinners, but I started putting this on after the new place stopped with giving me the thinner.
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I used dry. I guess with blood is slippery than water due to the characteristics of both elements.
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Use as much as is necessary to stop/control the bleeding until you can get to a hospital. This is not meant to be a permanent "fix" and there is no set amount to use on specific circumstances. Especially on a severe wound, there's no reason to use this stuff sparingly.
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Given that they are from two different manufacturers, I'd use them separately b/c the two may not be chemically compatible. On that note though, I do know that Martin's Viper insecticide concentrate (that kills on contact) can be mixed with their I.G. Regulator (growth inhibitor) for a 2 in 1 application process. Hope this helps.
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Similisan products indicate on the package that they can be used with medications.
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You can. Just be careful about adding drops as you may get more of some minerals than you need.Too much of some minerals is toxic. I've not done it. I get minerals from my multi vitamins that have co-factors to enhance bioavailabilty and are in measured dosages. Check the product closely to see how much of what you are getting.
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Jenifer, I am sorry but I was unable to take this so can't give much information. I was looking forward to taking it with all the great benifets, but I must have been allergic to it because I got really sick both times I tried. From the reviews I read you can mix it with just about anything. Sorry I couldn't be much help, hope you have good success with yours.
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I am not a medical professional but I do use them together. However since it can be irritating I cut my tretinol back to 3X a week. I would suggest you ask your doctor. And I was told the same as the person below said to use the C in the am and the A in the pm.
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I don't know. I only use it with needles for insulin injection. You need to call the manufacturer or check with your pharmacy.
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Yes. I use it because the skin on my arm is fragile and I can't peel tape off without causing bleeding. The tubular gauze holds dressings in place on arms and legs, depending on size.
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These are pressure bandages and if applied properly will cause clotting. If you are asking if they are hemostatic agents, that would be no. You would want quick clot or celox gauze to use with these bandages.
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you can use this injector with a 1/2 to 1 cc syringe. I'm not sure because BD designed the injector for their insulin syringes.The injector does not come in contact with anything you are injecting.
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500 mg time release. I believe this can thin your blood so check with physician befpre using unless it was recommended by your physician in a particular dose. My physician recommended the appropriate dose for me, which is different (lower) than what is on the product label.
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I have used while also giving oral meds. If you haven't used before, I have a tip. This medicine is very thick, you can mix with a little baby oil to stretch the product and also makes it easier to apply. If you heat the baby oil just a little it will mix easier with the Nu-Stock. Hope this is helpful.
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The product manufacturer says do NOT take with Warfarin. Are there interactions with medications?Return to topMajorDo not take this combination.Warfarin (Coumadin)Warfarin (Coumadin) is used to slow blood clotting. There are several reports showing that taking glucosamine sulfate with or without chondroitin increases the effect of warfarin (Coumadin), making blood clotting even slower. This can cause bruising and bleeding that can be serious. Don't take glucosamine sulfate if you are taking warfarin (Coumadin). Many natural medicines can interact with warfarin (Coumadin). The product manufacturer says do NOT take with Warfarin. Are there interactions with medications?Return to topMajorDo not take this combination.Warfarin (Coumadin)Warfarin (Coumadin) is used to slow blood clotting. There are several reports showing that taking glucosamine sulfate with or without chondroitin increases the effect of warfarin (Coumadin), making blood clotting even slower. This can cause bruising and bleeding that can be serious. Don't take glucosamine sulfate if you are taking warfarin (Coumadin). Many natural medicines can interact with warfarin... » Read More The product manufacturer says do NOT take with Warfarin. Are there interactions with medications?Return to topMajorDo not take this combination.Warfarin (Coumadin)Warfarin (Coumadin) is used to slow blood clotting. There are several reports showing that taking glucosamine sulfate with or without chondroitin increases the effect of warfarin (Coumadin), making blood clotting even slower. This can cause bruising and bleeding that can be serious. Don't take glucosamine sulfate if you are taking warfarin (Coumadin). Many natural medicines can interact with warfarin (Coumadin). « Show Less
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You can but how ever you chose to sterilize it remember to make sure the needles don't hit or touch anything because they could bend. I actually use a rubber band to secure my dermaroller to the base of the case it comes in then soak it in Chloramine-T overnight. Just putting alcohol on it doesn't sterilize and remove blood proteins.
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No, I have seen it used on children, they say it burns a bit. My husband has used it once and he is not on blood thinners. He was out in the country, not near help, and had to use it on a bad cut. Hope this helps.