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Old 06-01-2010, 07:50 AM #1
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Waves,

I've got "stupid" working today and I am sorry I am not being helpful.

If indomethacin is a blood thinner, it might not be good if you are having an extraction.

http://avidpurehealth.com/health/Con...ethacincd.html
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Tell dentists, surgeons, and other healthcare providers about this medicine. You may be instructed to stop this medication for a while before any procedure. Ask for specific instructions about the time for stopping and restarting.
This should be something the dentist can handle -- we are talking about potential bleeding here, not mood probs.

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