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An International Normalized Ratio of 2.0 to 3.0 is the acceptable range for most people taking warfarin according to Mayo Clinic. However, the desired INR target range may be slightly lower or higher for certain individuals. An INR represents how long it takes for a person's blood to clot. Patients with a higher INR can be at risk of bleeding as it takes longer for their blood to clot, while patients with a lower INR can be at risk of developing blood clots. There are many factors that can affect how warfarin works, and the INR test helps in finding the appropriate warfarin dose for each person, according to NPS MedicineWise.
International Normalized Ratio (INR) is the blood test used to monitor the thinness or thickness of your blood. If you take warfarin, your doctor will monitor your INR level at least once a month to make sure you have the proper amount of blood thinner in the body. If INR levels are too low, you are not being protected from blood clots. When the levels are too high, you are protected from blood clots but you are at risk of bleeding. Talk to your doctor about ways to help manage the proper amount of warfarin you are taking.