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INCREASED D DIMER COVID-19

2021-04-23 11:36:01
My mother was diagnosed with Covid-19 following which she underwent CT Scan and Blood tests. Her CT severity score was 5/25 and the blood tests showed an increased D Dimer of 560. Right now she is under medication at home, however, is there a need a hospitalise her ?
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No need to hospitalise at present.

Answered2021-04-23 11:57:05

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