The process of reversing or preventing coagulation; the action of breaking up or stopping blood clots from forming.
From decoagulate plus -ion, forming a noun for the process. Built on the Latin coagulare root.
Decoagulation is why aspirin is taken daily by millions—low doses create a constant state of partial decoagulation that prevents dangerous clots. It's a daily chemical negotiation with your own biology.
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