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I go positive for Covid 19 on 27 April, it is mild symptoms.then 14 days home isolation and treatment I am feeling well. My question is in post covid is blood thinner medicine required or not.
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Depends on D dimer value
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Id depends on the severity of your disease and the ddimer levels
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If you have any history of cardiac problem then go for some important cardiac marker after that we should decide thinner is required or not
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It depends on the d- dimer report.
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depend on severity of infection
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Dr. Rajendra Kumar
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39 yrs exp
Jaipur
At this stage you r not required
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Dr. Shifa Anjum M
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Kolar
Kindly elaborate your concern by full consultation With me
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