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Should I go for blood test like CRP,IL6

2021-05-13 13:16:29
I was tested positive on 24th April, No symptoms since 28th ,I just want to know should I go for CRP , DDimer and other blood investigation, although I don't have any symptoms.
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I T DEPENDS ON HOW THE DISEASE WAS  FOR YOU. IF YOU HAD A MODERATE TO SEVERE COVID INFECTION THEN YOU NEED THOSE TEST TO BE DONE IF YOU HAD A MILD DISEASE ...THEN NO NEED OF THESE TEST
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mild disease means mild fever/cough/rhinitis

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Do u take any medicines?? Any other symptoms?? Like cough or anything Once u should done your blood investigation!
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Book appointment will discuss which report u have to done

Answered2021-05-13 13:29:17

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Complete blood picture ,D dimer,CRP,LDH,IL 6 ,LFT, RFT
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Need those 7 tests

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