INR Blood Test Reports

Healthcare professionals typically request INR blood tests for patients on anticoagulant medications, those with a history of clotting disorders, and individuals at risk of clot formation. Monitoring INR is essential for managing anticoagulant therapy effectively.

The frequency of INR blood testing depends on the patient's medical history and treatment plan. It is often done regularly to ensure that INR levels remain within the target range for safe and effective anticoagulant therapy.

INR blood tests monitor and manage anticoagulant therapy, assess clotting tendencies in patients at risk of clot formation, and ensure that blood clotting is appropriately controlled. They are also used for follow-up and intervention planning.