Blood-thinning medicines are drugs that help to prevent blood clots from forming. They’re often prescribed after a transient ischaemic attack (TIA) or a stroke caused by a blockage (an ischaemic stroke). This factsheet explains the link between blood clots and stroke, and the types of blood-thinning medication that you may be prescribed to help reduce your risk of having a TIA or stroke. This publication is also available as aย free download.
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