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Recovered from COVID, got bloodtest
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I recovered from COVID a week back, today I got blood test done . Total four tests- LDH, Ferritin, CRP and D Dimer.
LDH and D Dimer values are normal but, ferritin value is 382.1 and CRP is 7.6 MG/L. Both are showing high values. Is that fine and can be treated with medication?
Attaching the reports for reference.
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It’s just inflammatory markers, will get normalised with Time
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It is normal u take time it will get normalise
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These can be elevated
It takes time to get normalise
U can consult for other information
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Dr. Prayag Gupta
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1 yrs exp
Bhopal
Values are mildly elevated probably due to covid
Take rest and redo the test after 3-4 days
Mostly value become normal
As of now there is nothing to worry about.
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Dr. Mudrik Ghanshyambhai Patel
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2 yrs exp
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No need for any other medications. That will take few days to settle. Any symptoms at present?
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