تەنککەرەوەی خوێن (دژەمەیین)
A medicine that prevents dangerous blood clots from forming in the vessels.
A blood thinner is used when there is a risk of abnormal blood clotting inside the vessels. It helps the heart and brain by keeping the flow of blood from blockage and stroke. Using this medicine needs regular medical follow-up and tests to make sure it is safe. Never stop or change it without consulting a doctor, and tell the doctor before dental work or surgery.
«On the advice of the heart doctor, he takes a blood thinner to prevent blood clots.»
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