Procoagulant

Procoagulant reduces bleeding and stroke over time while raising blood viscosity. Compare the current viscosity with the effect duration; the wiki’s approximate dose limits assume its example baseline. In-game item, not medical advice.

Use, trade-offs and mechanics

Procoagulant affects bleeding and stroke through a timed effect. Its syringe automatically applies approximately 33.3 milliliters, giving twenty seconds of effect in the community reference. Drinking one hundred milliliters instead gives thirty-six seconds and reduces mood. Those are different routes and volumes; the treatment cannot be compared simply by counting containers.

During the effect, blood viscosity rises while internal bleeding, bleeding on all limbs and stroke decrease. The wiki's twenty-second example adds thirty-five viscosity while substantially reducing bleeding. The reduction is applied over time, so a listed percentage per second is not an instruction to subtract that percentage linearly from the original value forever.

The same viscosity increase creates the central risk. Above ninety viscosity, the reference gives a recurring pulmonary-embolism chance. Its approximate eighty-six-milliliter injected and one-hundred-forty-four-milliliter oral limits come from a particular baseline calculation; they are not universally safe amounts for a character whose blood is already thick. Current viscosity and other effects must remain part of the comparison.

Crafting requires INT 14 and uses clotting mush, blood quality, bunchunks and bio-chem fluid. The liquid can also appear in a syringe or mini-barrel. It is not another volume expander like saline: one changes the clotting side of the simulation while the other can change volume and viscosity in a different direction. The medicine guide separates those problems.

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