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  What drugs prevent and treat DVT?   Anticoagulant drugs are  most used  by DVT.  Anticoagulants interfere with some of the processes of your body, which causes a blood  clot  to develop. The  clotting  cascade is called this process   DVTs (Deep Vein Thrombosis)  may be used to avoid the formation of anticoagulants. They can also help to treat previously formed DVTs. They do not dissolve DVTs but help them not grow larger. This effect enables your body to naturally break down the clots.  Anticoagulants  help to reduce your risk of DVT. For both prevention and treatment, you will  be  using anticoagulants for at least three months. Many anticoagulants are used in the prevention and treatment of DVT. For a long  time,  some of these medicines were around. Many of these medications are however newer.   DVT is a blood clot in one or more deep veins of your body. Deep vein thrombosis is the  blood clot in the legs.  You may have no symptoms or leg swelling or leg pain with this disease. I