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D dimer 285 after covid 19
On 17th April the first symptoms of covid was observed and treatment started on 22nd April. On 10th May I got myself tested for d-dimer, which was 285 reports attached. Still continuing the medicines. Facing excessive weakness. Kindly suggest
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Post covid weakness will be there, regular fluids intake ,multivitamins ,mild yoga exercises Don't worry about d dimer value.
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Since the ddimer levels are elevated you may require anticoagulation....depending on the severity of your covid
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consult a physician and plan on starting anticoagulants
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Kindly contact your physician and get your medicines reviewed as these levels are very high
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Continously monitor your vitals i.e. Pulse, Temperature, Spo2. And contact any doctor if these parameters are deranged
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Need to continue Anticoagulants for 4 weeks
Get CRP done
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need consultation
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