Prescription Medications
Some prescription medications interact with warfarin and therefore can change your International Normalized Ratio (INR) levels. If you take prescription medications regularly that could interact with warfarin, a warfarin dosing change may be needed.
The warfarin medication insert provides a listing of all prescription medications that have been reported to interact with warfarin. Also, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) website also includes a list of reported interactions.
As always, talk to your doctor before starting or stopping any prescription medications.
warfarin & you
- General Information
- Dietary (Food & Beverage)
- Safety & First Aid
- Drug & Other Medications
- Natural Medicines & Vitamins
- Over-the-Counter Medications
- Prescription Medications
- Azithromycin and Warfarin
- Casodex & Warfarin
- Cipro Prolonged Release Tablets and Warfarin
- Crestor and Warfarin
- Dicloxacillin and Warfarin
- Dilantin and Warfarin
- Duloxetine and Warfarin
- Evista, a controversial choice for warfarin patients
- Fluconazole and Warfarin
- Gefitinib and Warfarin
- Maxifloxacin and Warfarin
- Nalidixic and Warfarin
- Oral Corticosteroids and Warfarin
- Oral chemotherapy's black box for warfarin
- Rabeprazole and Warfarin
- Reclast® medication & Warfarin
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- Yaz® medication & Warfarin
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