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RBC in blood

2021-05-08 11:18:26
I have lower stomach pain and brown color urine recently. Had my urine routine tested and i can see RBC count of 12-14 in my urine. I had eliquis 2.5 mg tablet from last 10 days as my D-Dimer values were very high, thinking it was covid i have given covid medication and blood thinners too. But my covid report came out negative. Other medicines iam taking us saaz-ds, folitrax, fol5. Please advise
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It’s mostly due to anticoagulant medication. Nothing to worry. Rest can be evaluated by doing repeat test after couple of weeks later. Accordingly further evaluation will be done.

Answered2021-05-08 20:51:59

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