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CRP increasing
Covid positive,
Sir, there is no fever, spo2 is 99.
But CRP and D Dimer is raised on 8 th day
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CRP and D dimer gets time to reach to a normal value.....
You should treat your clinical condition and not your laboratory reports.
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You need to be on blood thinners since your D-dimer is elevated. Consult immediately and get prescribed with your regular physician.
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Values are still in high range and on 8th day these values indicate active inflammation..NEEDED further evaluation and admission or medication depending on other features.
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Adviced to take an immediate consultation here now
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Dr. Maunang Bharadiya
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1 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Consult for treatment.
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Dr. Anjan Chakraborti
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Bankura
It would take some time for the inflammatory markers to come down..dont worry
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