the best answer to your question is this: consult your physician. you're smart to think about the "blood thinning" properties of over-the-counter pain relievers given you're on coumadin (warfarin). generally speaking it's not wise to take any nsaid -- such as aspirin naproxyn or ibuprofen -- when you're taking warfarin or another anti-clotting drug. in this case acetaminophen (tylenol) is your only over-the-counter option. however you should ask your health care provider what to do in your specific case. everyone is different and your provider may be able to give you a prescription pain reliever that will not interact with the warfarin. wishing you well! soma or carisoprodol is a generic drug and is used for the treatment of muscle pain and muscle injury. it is used by the person who is suffering from muscle sprain and pain. you can from chemist shop or online at topdrugmart dot com
what kind of painkiller can i take that wont thin my blood. i have fibromyalgia and in a lot of pain. i'm on cumadin due to blood clot's after a surgery i'm currently taking a muscle relaxer called skelaxin for the pain but it doesn't help the pain if taken alone. when i take it with ibuprofen or naproxin it seems to help a lot. can i take either of these pills given the fact that i'm on blood thinner medication? if not what can i take to help pain?