Excessive Bleeding: Overview

Excessive bleeding may occur when there are abnormalities in the blood, such as a low platelet count or irregular clotting factors. Along with many other causes, the Food & Drug Administration has determined that the interaction between the anti-clotting drug warafin and vaginal creams and suppositories containing miconazole (such as Monistat) may cause such bleeding.

See Also¶

1. Blood Disorders: Overview
2. Abbokinase / Urokinase
3. Altretamine / Hexalen: Overview
4. Arixtra / Fondaparinux Sodium
5. Chorionic Villus Sampling
6. Coumadin / Warfarin: Overview
7. Cytotec / Misoprostol
8. Dilantin / Phenytoin Sodium
9. Eloxatin / Oxaliplatin: Overview
10. Factor VIII / Antihemophilic Factor (AHF)
11. Innohep / Tinzaparin Sodium: Overview
12. Miconazole: Overview
13. Myocardial Infarction & Heart Attack - Proper Treatment: Overview
14. Norplant Contraceptive
15. Paxil / Paroxetine Hydrochloride
16. PC-Spes: Overview
17. Prozac / Fluoxetine Hydrochloride
18. Refludan / Lepirudin: Overview
19. Ridaura / Auranofin: Overview
20. RU-486 / Mifeprex
21. Wired Glass
22. Xeloda / Capecitabine
23. Xigris / Drotrecogin Alfa
24. Zoloft / Sertraline