Warfarin and Vitamin K

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[@shefalimayekar447]

Keep uploading such videos, they arevery useful to me. Thank you very much!!

[@Anima7e]

Such a great detailed video. Makes it so easy to follow and understand! Keeps getting better 👍🏼

[@clinicalnutritionuniversity]

Thank you so much, Damian! 🙏🏼

[@bayanabdulaziz7054]

Great video! Thank you, keep up the good work!

[@clinicalnutritionuniversity]

Thank you so much!

[@sanelemazibuko1726]

What's the amount of Vitamin K is recommended in patients who are on Warfarin?

[@electric8668]

Does K2 MK7 interfere with Warfarin?

[@sirius7077]

When should you take warfarin if your meal contains a lot of vitamin K, is it similar to milk and thyroid meds interaction?

[@clinicalnutritionuniversity]

I’m not aware of any research that suggests timing is of particular concern. Patients are usually just encouraged to be consistent with when they take it each day.

[@LaibaShahana]

What about acitrom should we follow vitamin -k restricted diet

[@990At]

well explained 👍

[@clinicalnutritionuniversity]

Thank you!

[@ashalatha5048]

Can v take warfarin with Vitamin K2 MK7 120 mg daily? Please reply sir

[@ShafiekDamon-d3n]

Can a patient on warfarin take moringa?

[@MohammadKaraki-b4m]

was so helpful

[@louisd95714]

Does anyone know if vitamin K2 can be taken when on Brilanta?

[@Rania-vh7wg]

Could we like get a video on head and neck cancers? How to like decide whether a pt absolutely requires enteral nutrition intervention? What to keep in mind when deciding? Steps we can take before finally intervening with nutrition support?

[@clinicalnutritionuniversity]

Is this 1 video that covers them all, or 4 separate videos for each topic?

[@Rania-vh7wg]

@@clinicalnutritionuniversity honestly whatever you find easier for you? I just find it so hard to make final decisions especially that i am an intern. im doing my case study on head and neck cancer and this patient has h/o dysphagia and has been 0-25% since one month and moderate malnutrition as he has irritation when swallowing. SLP said he has the choice to eat or drink but isn't at risk for aspiration. so i recommended boosts and ensures but what screws me up is when to finally decide he actually needs to go onto enteral. does that make sense?

[@ThoseNigerianTwins]

LOVE IT!!!

[@doremifasolatido-ro7zs]

Hi. Is it normal for a >65 year old to bruised easily?

[@clinicalnutritionuniversity]

As a general matter, yes. The elderly do bruise easily compared to younger adults.

[@jaeguechi4732]

Thank 😊yuu

[@clinicalnutritionuniversity]

You’re welcome!