Effect of a vitamin complex with mineral substances on blood coagulation in rats when administered by different methods and in experimental hypercoagulation

Experiments conducted on white rats have evidenced that a single injection of a complex of vitamins with mineral substances ("Complivit") in doses similar to the therapeutic induces a short-term hupocoagulemia, which is reproduced during long-term administration. The animals tolerance to thromboplastin is significantly increased in the period of hypocoagulemia. It is suggested that the complex can produce a favourable effect in cases with hypercoagulemia.