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Regarding higher LDH levels
After the recovery from covid-19, on our relatives suggestion we took our mother to D-Dimer and some other tests. In the results it was shown that the LDH levels are above the normal range. Will it be any problem to my mother. My mother doesn't have any kind of heart problems neither a patient of BP or diabetes.
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Nothing to worry take proper diet and exercise you wil be recovered soon
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There is nothing to be worried about.
Ldh is slightly high.
But other tests are normal.
Different functions of the body will heal at their own pace.
Everybody recovers at different speed.
There is nothing to be worried about.
LDH does not indicate diabetes and blood pressure.
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improve nutrition and take adequate rest.
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Hello dear user post covid you should eat protein, and almonds and proper exercise, fast walking and eat 2 hrly. For more assistance you can consult me on video consultation.
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Dr. Subhashis Saha
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Don't worry. It will take time to reduce, as her body heals up
Ask her to have proper diet and adequate water
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