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Can You Take Glucosamine With Arterial Blood Thinners?
Prevention begins with identifying the source of the blood clot. If your health care provider determines you have a high risk for blood clots, you may be prescribed blood thinners (such as warfarin or Coumadin) to prevent them from forming. Antiplatelet drugs may also be needed.
The risk for both atherosclerosis and clot formation increases in persons who:
- Are inactive and do little exercise
- Are overweight
- Are under stress
- Smoke
Taking steps to reduce hardening of...
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