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Default Should Alan go off his fish oil for 7 days?

Hi to anyone who knows the answer to this one.

He's having a tooth pulled next week and he was told to go off of Plavix and aspirin for 7 days.

He just asked me if he could still take his Omege 3 fish oil supplement.

I said "I believe that fish oil is also a kind of blood thinner" but what do I know!!!!

So I'm coming here and asking the experts.

So if anyone thinks that Alan should also stop taking the Omege 3 for the next 7 days prior to having a tooth pulled, please let me know, okay?

thanks much

Melody
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