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High CRP and D-Dimer value post covid
I am 29 Yr old female, I had Covid-19, I was admitted in hospital on 04 May 21 with CT severity score of 27/40. I got discharged from hospital on 12 May 21. I had severe leg pain and was not able to walk for two days, thereafter leg pain subsided and I had severe back ache (Muscle cramp) on 15 May 21, I was administered with dynapar injection and back ache subsided but it resumed in the night and I continued using tab Dynapar along with post COVID medications. I had neck ache(muscle cramp) followed by chest pain(muscle cramp) on 16 and 17 May 21. I was advised to undertake lab tests and during which I found D-Dimer value to be 4290 and CRP value to be 184, which were abnormally high on 18 May 21, however all the pains have subsided now, should I worry about my values of CRP and D-Dimer now? Please advise
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You has not given the most important thing that is your oxygen saturation.if oxygen saturation is normal then nothing to worry , the symptoms will subside soon You have not given what treatment you are taking
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