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My test was positive on 1 August , it's been 45 days. I have undergone normal blood test 15 days back. Now some body is suggesting for PT, APTT and PCT blood test . Should i test or tests not required. My d- dimmer , LDH , ferritin,fdp is ok
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Do u have any prblm ryt now? If u don't feel anything abnormal no need to go for any test... Stay cool.. If u have any doubts and need a diet plan to recover faster consult me online for further management
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