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I vontracted covid in late april and recovered from it in early may in home isolation, out of curiosity had my d dimer checked after recovering from it after 2 week in last week of may, it came 0.44 , then again out of anxiety had my. D dimer checked on 14 june it came 0.66 . Should i take ecosprin for some days and recheck it, or its fine, i consulted a local cardiologist, it didnt bother him much, but i want second opinion, i had no other issue except fatty liver(grade 1), acid reflux, high uric acid(9.5) . Please
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Dr. Shraddha Das
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Nothing to be worried about, generally d dimer may come slightly high due to the dead virus present in your body after recovery.
No need to worry about it.
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