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Ecosprin in Covid
I have tested positive for covid and dr has prescribed Ecosprin without advising any blood tests. Is it safe to take ecosprin? Should i do any blood test for ecosprin?
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Please follow your treating doctor. It is given in view of a precautionary dose as covid tends to coagulate your blood.
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No need
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Wouldn't recommend taking ecosprin without there being a risk for thromboembolism. Kindly take a second opinion. Would be advisable to do a D-dimer and CRP Before consulting.
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