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Regarding D dimer and CRP
Hello, I am 30 years old male. After 1 and half months of Covid my D dimer is 219 ng FEU/ ml . Crp is < 0.4 mg/dl . I was taking ecosprin 75 as per doctor advice when I diagnosed Covid positive . I had no symptom as such , only loss of taste and smell. Do I need to continue ecosprin further?
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Your values have normalized. You can stop the medicine.
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How many days have you taken aspirin. ?
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No need to take. It’s normal
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No need to continue it.
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Need few more details before suggesting
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Kindly discuss further on practo
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kindly share the report of d dimer, each lab standerizaion is dffeerent . ur crp is well within normal limit.
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