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Hi folks, hope we’re all doing well!

I just started on Citalopram, testing more regularly in case of any INR impact, wondered if anyone had experience or knowledge of how big any change might be and in what direction?

My first test after three days of starting the Citalopram suggested my INR raised a bit.

Cheers for any thoughts / advice.

Take care everyone.

Hugs

SBJ x

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Hi, have no personal experience but am aware of increased bleeding risk, so really glad your keeping a close watch on your INR. Keep in contact for your experience with this as will also help others thinking of trying. x

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I was on same meds for over a year with no significant increase toINR for me

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