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How to reduce d dimer levels
My mother is 60 years old and has been tested positive. He d dimer levels were 320 and had very slight infection in her lungs (4/25) She was given fabiflu, invermectin 12 mg, limcee and zinconia. After 5 days when she repeated her d dimer test, her levels from 320 increased to 773. Now she has been prescribed dabigo 75 mg. How can I bring down the levels n keep mys mother safe and free from covid. Thank you.
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How is your mother doing in general apart from the D-dimer levels ?
Like what are the oxygen saturation level , fever status , cough and 6minute walking test results ??
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1. Ecospirin Av 75 - once daily for 10days
2. Other medications should be based on the symptoms
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sir d dimer test are done to check the level of clots in your blood vessels earlier she was not given any anticoagulant so it rised now when shes given dabigo 75 mg she will be fine dont worrie.
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after 7 days of taking tab again go for d dimer text
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