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My father got covid 1 month back..and was hospitalized for 15 days and was having lung infection and after sucessful treatment got discharged..at discharge time d dimer was 3.6 but after 15 days now during home stay after having blood thinner tablet d diamer rose to 4.4 but crp and ldh normal..how much time we need to have blood thinner capsule...and why d diamer rose little bit..in hospital blood thinner was given in saline form and now only tablet...plz tell..
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Blood thinner is given not in saline, but as injection directly into skin of arm /abdomen.
Blood thinners will be needed for 4 weeks, till body completely recovers from infection.
Everybody heals and takes their own time to recover.
Please monitor saturation thrice a day.
Take adequate rest and improve diet.
Don't worry ✌
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