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| Coumadin is called an anticoagulant because it works against the formation of blood clots that could be harmful to you. Although Coumadin is sometimes called a "blood-thinner," it works in the liver by blocking the use of vitamin K to decrease the production of natural blood components called clotting factors. In many cases, Coumadin is used as a preventative treatment to reduce the chance of forming a blood clot that could hurt you. Coumadin therapy is also used by people who have already experienced a serious blood clot. |
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