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A 67-year-old gentleman with a history of alcohol dependence presents to ED with acute haematemesis.

A 67-year-old gentleman with a history of alcohol dependence presents to ED with acute haematemesis. On admission, it was noted on his drug chart that he is on regular metformin, warfarin and ramipril. Upon noticing this, you proceed to check his INR level, which is 10.2 (target INR is 2-3).

What would be the best course of action with regards to his warfarin?

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