anticoagulation management

Anticoagulation management involves carefully using medications called blood thinners to prevent or treat blood clots that can cause serious health issues like strokes or deep vein thrombosis. It requires regular monitoring through blood tests to ensure the medication is effective without increasing bleeding risk. Dosages are adjusted based on test results, lifestyle, and other health factors. Proper management also includes understanding potential side effects, avoiding certain foods or medications that interact with blood thinners, and maintaining consistent medication habits. Overall, it’s a balance between preventing clotting and minimizing bleeding, requiring ongoing communication with healthcare providers.