Monday, September 10, 2012

Potential and Documented Interactions of Herbs and Warfarin Potential Increase in Risk of Bleeding

Herbal Medicos September 10, 2012 Herbal Plants

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Angelica root Ginkgo

Arnica flower Horse chestnut

Anise Licorice root

Asafoetida Lovage root

Bogbean Meadowsweet

Borage seed oil Onion

Bromelain Parsley

Capsicum Passionflower herb

Celery Poplar

Chamomile Quassia

Clove Red clover

Fenugreek Rue

Feverfew Sweet clover

Garlic Turmeric

Ginger Willow bark

Documented Reports of Possible Increase in Effects of Warfarin

Danshen

Devil’s claw

Dong quai

Papain

Vitamin E

Documented Reports of Possible Decrease in Effects of Warfarin

Coenzyme Q10

Ginseng

Green tea

Note: The coumarin anticoagulants include dicumarol, warfain

sodium (coumadin sodium), warfarin potassium (Athrombin-K),

acenocoumarol (Sintrom), and phenprocoumon (Liquamar).

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