What Is Anticoagulant Therapy?

Anticoagulation therapy is a treatment method to prevent thrombosis. Under normal circumstances, due to the continuous circulation of blood under a certain pressure and the physiological anticoagulant effect in the body, blood will not coagulate in the blood vessels, but only when the vessel wall is damaged, the blood flow is slow or stagnant, Changes in composition or changes in physiological anticoagulation mechanisms can cause blood coagulation, thrombosis, and block blood flow, and anticoagulation measures need to be taken. ^[1]