Influence of Diet Vitamin K Intake on Warfarin Anticoagulation Therapy
Min Zhai
Abstract
Min Zhai
Abstract
Warfarin as an oral vitamin K antagonist is widely used for anticoagulation.It is discovered in recent years that the diet vitamin K intake can greatly influence the warfarin response.High diet vitamin K intake causes insensibility of warfarin treatment and low diet vitamin K intake causes instability of warfarin treatment.Supplement of vitamin K or other diet intervention may increase the stability of warfarin treatment.The adjustment of vitamin K intake may become an alternative of warfarin to change prothrombin time-international normalized ratio.
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Warfarin as an oral vitamin K antagonist is widely used for anticoagulation.It is discovered in recent years that the diet vitamin K intake can greatly influence the warfarin response.High diet vitamin K intake causes insensibility of warfarin treatment and low diet vitamin K intake causes instability of warfarin treatment.Supplement of vitamin K or other diet intervention may increase the stability of warfarin treatment.The adjustment of vitamin K intake may become an alternative of warfarin to change prothrombin time-international normalized ratio.
Key concepts: Warfarin, Vitamin K antagonist, Medicine, Vitamin, Vitamin k, Internal medicine, Prothrombin time, Endocrinology