I'm a 60 yr. old male w/Antiphospholipid Syndrome and Epilepsy. For the Epilepsy I take Dilantin. The Dilantin has caused and is causing great problems with my INR! I'm always
5's. But, for me that is fine, my blood is so thick I need the extra anti-coagulation. You must be on Coumadin if you have Antiphospholipid Syndrome. You need that consistent quality that you can only get from Coumadin. LeRoy
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Do I understand that you are on an INR of 5.0 always? Has it to do with the Dilantin? In that case you could lower your Comadin-amount ......... or? Do you take different amounts of the Dilantin? That could be difficult, but you say the INR is always 5.0.
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