What drugs to take to prevent cerebral embolism

At present, most of the drugs used in clinical prevention of cerebral embolism are warfarin, or anticoagulants such as rivaroxaban. This is the basic drug for cerebral embolism anticoagulation, especially warfarin, which is more widely used in clinical practice at this stage. However, in the process of using warfarin, caution should be taken, because warfarin needs to monitor coagulation function. If the international normalized ratio of coagulation function is too high, the patient is at greater risk of bleeding. If the international normalized ratio is relatively low, there may be no significance in preventing cerebral embolism. Therefore, it should be tested frequently. If the international normalized ratio is within a fixed range, it can prevent cerebral embolism. In addition, rivaroxaban does not require long-term monitoring of coagulation function. The above scheme is for reference only. Please use specific drugs under the guidance of professional doctors.