releation between FIBRINOGEN & PHENObARBITAL?
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Fibrinogen is a protein involved in blood coagulation, Phenobarbitol is a drug used to control seizures.
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I do know that my inr is meant to be 2.5 which means I  have to take 7mg.s per day and get it checked in 8 wks. so if this helps I do not know if on 1mg. better check with nurse or doctor There was one time my result was an inr. of 11.5 summoned to the surgery at once had to get vitamin k which reverses it. I think it was due to me drinking quite a lot of cranberry juice which is a known blood thinner so anyone on warfarin watch the cranberry juice. Good luck Bye
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perscription drugs such as amphetamines and barbiturates
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Dr Folts did the research on aspirin and it's roll as a anti platelet, he also found it does not work when the human body is under stress (when most heart attacks occur). He has been researching other alternatives and the best one to date is Grape seed extract. He has a patented formula marketed through a private company but it would be solicitation to say who it is here. But regular GSE is good for you also.
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Answer may be a response to hemostasis or the lack of hemostatis - B C and D all are involved in hemostatis more directly.  Indeed - B C and D are all part of the same process.
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Well, the other reply was correct about any anticoagulant added having to be safe; not cause complications for the recipient of the blood, but wrong about chilling being able to stop blood coagulation; it is not very effective.\n\nWhat is wrong with the present additives?  AFAICR, they add glucose and citrate and adenosine.  The citrate can be metabolised by the recipient, as food energy, so it will not cause trouble.  It works well, AFAIK.
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medications like betablockers help to control it but you need to be seen by a cardiologist or dr to determine if this is right for you. you might qualify for an surgical ablasion.   also if it is truly a-fib you must know the risks for blood clots to the lungs or stroke from a clot is present.  the blood pools in the atria during the fibrillation then when the heart corrects itself it pumps the pooled blood with possible clots to the rest of the body. please get checked out by a cardiologist.  don't wait.
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Intraluminal thiopental,Thiamylal,Pentobarbital, phenobarbital, and amobarbital,phentolamine and ketanserin
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Ok, thats a bit silly given that nitroglycerine is a liquid, and not really effected by friction.  In everything I've read, acetone peroxide is far more sensitive to any sort of shock than nitroglycerine.  Read about these in the battlefield chemistry sites.
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It sounds like you're going to have to get the doctor to speak to these people personally, and EXPLAIN why you need the results immediately. \n\nIs there a possibility that you could train to do this test yourself bypassing the lab entirely? According to this site, the test doesn't seem to be at all involved...\n\nhttp://www.clevelandclinic.org/heartcenter/pub/guide/tests/labtests/bloodtest_anticoag.htm
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The 60 minutes show you were refering to talked about the use of the chemical propranolol.  Propranolol's normal use is is that of; a beta-blocker, antihypertensive, antianginal, and an antiarrhythmatic.  I believe this medicine should not be used off-label for "memory erasion."  I dont even believe in that anyways.  There are 1000's of other chemicals that could be used in the situation of a post-traumatic event.  MDMA, methylene dioxy-methylamphetamine showed great promise back in the 80's of alleviating these post-traumatic memories and stressors.  The government thinks differently though, and it is now a schedule 1 substance.  I personally think that an anti-hypertensive should not be given to a person with potentially no hypertension, in some hope that it will block memories.
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I drink like  a fish too. Was shocked to see results of a general blood test.\n\nNever actually believed in alternative medicine, but decided to try "Liv 52".  Friggin thing works!  I pop a Liv 52DS every single day from the past 2 years.  \n\nIt also helps to pop a "PartySmart" capsule (made by the same pharma: http://www.himalayahealthcare.com/) about half an hr before a binge.\n\nOne year later, my liver fn test is more or less normal - I haven't cut down on the booze ;-)
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"I have been on Toprol XL (metaprolol succinate), a beta blocker, for almost three years. Like many others I was having trouble maintaining erections, when finally last year I got up the nerve to mention it to one of my Drs. He acted like he had been expecting me to bring it up at some point, and gave me samples of Viagra to take. My only regret is that I did not mention it to him sooner. I feel like I'm thirty again.\nI am very happy now with the results I receive from both of these drugs. Talk to your Dr about it. I'm positive he is aware of problems caused by beta blockers, and should work with you to eliminate those problems.", Mat from NY.\n\nRead about Viagra, Cialis, Levitra - treatment for Erectile Dysfunction Treatment http://www.edpills.net/article_viagra_cialis_levitra.php\n\nA wide variety of options exist for treating erectile dysfunction. They include everything from medications and simple mechanical devices to surgery and psychological counseling. The cause and severity of your condition are important factors in determining the best treatment or combination of treatments for you. You and your doctor may also want to consider how much money you're willing to spend and the personal preferences of you and your partner. If erectile dysfunction is the result of a medical condition, the cost of treatment may be covered by insurance.\n\nOral medications\nThree oral medications are available to treat ED. These include:\n\n* Sildenafil (Viagra)\n* Tadalafil (Cialis)\n* Vardenafil (Levitra)\n\nThe Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Viagra in 1998, and it became the first oral medication for erectile dysfunction on the market. Since then, doctors have written millions of prescriptions for the blue, diamond-shaped tablets. But Viagra is no longer the only pill that treats this condition. Levitra and Cialis are two other options.\n\nViagra, Levitra and Cialis work in much the same way. Chemically known as phosphodiesterase inhibitors, these drugs enhance the effects of nitric oxide, a chemical messenger that relaxes smooth muscles in the penis. This increases the amount of blood and allows a natural sequence to occur — an erection in response to sexual stimulation. These medications don't automatically produce an erection. Instead they allow an erection to occur after physical and psychological stimulation. Many men experience improvement in erectile function after taking these medications regardless of the cause of their impotence.\n\nThese medications share many similarities, but they have differences as well. They vary in dosage, duration of effectiveness and possible side effects. Other distinctions — for example, which drug is best for certain types of men — aren't yet known. No study has directly compared these three medications.\n\nAlthough these medications can help many people, not all men can or should take them to treat erectile dysfunction. If you've had a heart attack, stroke or life-threatening heart rhythm during the last six months, don't take these medications. If you've been told that sexual activity could trigger a cardiac event, discuss other options with your doctor. In addition, don't take Viagra, Levitra or Cialis with nitrate medications, such as the heart drug nitroglycerin. The combination of these medications, which work to widen (dilate) blood vessels, can cause dizziness, low blood pressure, and circulation and heart problems.\n\nDon't expect these medications to fix your impotence immediately, because that's not always the case. Dosages may need adjusting. Or you may need to alter when you take the medication. Before taking any medication, make sure to discuss with your doctor its potential benefits and side effects.\n\n\nNon-surgical ED Treatment Treatment Sex Therapy\n...
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Which method of deaeration are you using?  It makes a big difference.  Definitely less than 0.1 mg/L.
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Obviously you obtained this medicine without a prescription.  But it doesnt really matter because propranolol isnt a controlled medication, making it completely legal for you to posess, sell, or distribute.  But i would recommend that you dont take an anti-arryrthmatic / anti-anginal medication, for off label purposes.  Im assuming that you have experienced quite a traumatic event for you to seek out prescription propranolol.  I will make a strong recommendation to you.  Research the chemical MDMA, Methylene dioxymethylamphetamine.  Although it is illegal to posess in the U.S., i would say that for your case, the benifits would outweigh the illegality.  It could be of an extrodinary benefit for you to try this substance.  It was used in the 1980s for marrige counselling,  post traumatic events, until the DEA put it into emergency scheduling.  Altough illegal now, some researchers have obtained permission to use it for testing in post traumatic stress disorder.  It doesnt have much of a research background currently, but for the little time it was legal it did show great promise at alleviating your types of symptoms, of a terrible event plaguing you.
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I would go to the pharmacy company's website to find out. If need be, call the doctor's office and find out. It doesnt hurt to ask.
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they are both good drugs, reasons for switch commonly are fialure to respond to a drug or lack of coverage from the insurance! if you are doing good on prozac or feeling even better then it is great, if you feel worse then let the doctor know and request to go back on lexapro, good luck