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My mother was hospitalized 1 month ago for covid and after discharge she was doing fine only concern was after two weeks on 28th April her d dimer value was 2880 , so doctor prescribed rivoroxaban 10 and now today after 1 month post discharged and two weeks after having rivoroxaban 10 again we did d dimer test today and value was 590 , so my question is can she stop this medicine or have to take it again ? Her age is 50
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Dr. Aman Gangwani
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Kanpur
Kindly consult the same doctor who adviced you the medication
He is more aware of the condition
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If you need consultation kindly share more history with reports
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