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Have had severe cough for 5 weeks, d-dimer very elevated last week , but lung scan showed clot unlikely. now extreme fatigue, achy, rapid hr.
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Falling apart:): Your symptoms present all kinds of possibilities; thyroid problems, anemia, too many to narrow down with a few lines of text. Suffice it to say you should stop in to see your doctor. Get examined. Have some blood work done. He/she will have a much better chance to sort it out for you.
Answered 10/4/2016
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