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D dimer test
After 10 days of testing negative,my father got his d dimer test done, the value was 2.55 ug/ml. what can we do ?
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When his first symptom started
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Need to take drugs .
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Nothing to worry...its normal
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It’s normal.nothing to worry
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Need more Details about the condition , Kindly Go for a consultation
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Share the test report for proper view
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