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What does it mean if you have thin blood?
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Thin blood: This is not a medical term. It is used by people to refer to blood in a patient treated with anticlot drugs so that the blood doesn't clot normally. For instance the drugs warfarin and Heparin which are anticlotting drugs are collogquially called 'blood thinners'.
Answered 5/26/2018
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