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2022-01-14 11:24:34
How to be safe from blood clots during Covid? I am almost done with my Covid quarantine period n I read about how clots can develop in patients esp younger ones I haven't been told to do any tests like CRP, D DIMER etc. also I feel fatigued and tightness in chest Is this symptom of blood clot ?
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Just hydrate yourself well. If you have no major symptoms then nothing to do

Answered2022-01-17 02:23:06

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Fatigue is the symptom of covid per se. If you have Central chest heaviness or breathing difficulty, get an ECG and ECHO. If no symptoms are there don't worry.

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