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High D DIMER
Hello doctor, my mother seems to have covid symptoms and we got some blood tests done, rtpcr result is awaited. Her D DIMER is high. Kindly suggest if this is alarming or normal in covid cases. What should be our next step... She keeps on having fever from 100-101 from last 5 days.
Already on covid medication from past 2 days.
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Please check her oxygen saturation urgently...
If saturation is less than 90% then immediately admit her
Send these investigations also- CRP, IL-6 and Serum Ferritin levels
Start medications as soon as possible..
Consult me for the medications!!
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Kindly meet your physician as fast as possible she may need low molecular weight heparin or anticoagulant s depending upon situation but meet your doctor as early
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