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Anticoagulation Calculator

Warfarin dose adjustment calculator based on current INR, target range, and weekly dose with recheck interval recommendations.

Inputs

mg

Results

Dose Adjustment

0%

New Weekly Dose

35 mg

New Average Daily Dose5 mg
Recheck INR In28 days
Current Status1
Bleeding Risk Level0
How to Use This Calculator
  1. Enter the patient's most recent INR result.
  2. Set the target INR range (low and high bounds) for the indication.
  3. Enter the current weekly warfarin dose in mg.
  4. Review Dose Adjustment (%), New Weekly Dose (mg), and Recheck INR In (days).
  5. For clinical use — always apply clinical judgment; this tool supports but does not replace provider decisions.

What each input means

Current INR
Most recent INR lab result.
Target INR (low)
Lower bound of target INR range. Typically 2.0 for AFib/DVT, 2.5 for mechanical valves.
Target INR (high)
Upper bound of target INR range. Typically 3.0 for AFib/DVT, 3.5 for mechanical valves.
Current weekly dose
Total warfarin dose per week (sum of all daily doses).

What each result means

Dose Adjustment
Suggested % change in weekly dose. -100% means hold warfarin.
New Weekly Dose
Suggested new total weekly warfarin dose.
New Average Daily Dose
New weekly dose divided by 7.
Recheck INR In
Recommended days until next INR check.
Current Status
0 = Sub-therapeutic, 1 = Therapeutic, 2 = Supra-therapeutic.
Bleeding Risk Level
0 = Low (INR ≤3), 1 = Moderate (3-4), 2 = High (4-5), 3 = Critical (>5).

How this is calculated

Worked example, using the default values

  1. Identify Input Parameters
    4 parameters
    Current INR = 2.5, Target INR (low) = 2, Target INR (high) = 3, Current weekly dose = 35 = 4 input(s) provided
  2. Calculate Dose Adjustment
    Dose Adjustment
    0 = 0
  3. Calculate New Weekly Dose
    35 = 35
  4. Calculate New Average Daily Dose
    New Average Daily Dose = newWeeklyDose / 7
    5 = 5
  5. Calculate Recheck INR In
    Recheck INR In
    28 = 28

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