Do Not Mix With Cymbalta?
A reader asks experts at The People's Pharmacy to warn others about the dangers of mixing Coumadin and Cymbalta. After the reader's mother was admitted to the hospital for pneumonia, doctors found that this medication combination had caused the Coumadin levels in her blood to rise to dangerous levels.
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