Definition: Anticoagulants are substances that inhibit blood clotting, preventing blood clots before they can damage vital organs. Definition: Anticoagulants are substances that inhibit blood clotting, preventing them from forming within the body's vessels or blood vessels until it is needed, such as in conditions such as bleeding disorders. They are often prescribed by doctors to treat platelet disorders and prevent strokes caused by blood clots.
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