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My mum has hallucinations now. she also has pancytopenia and raised d dimer level?
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Needs medical help: Your mum has some serious issues apparently, the low blood counts along with hallucinations and high D-Dimer are all issues that require medical evaluations and close supervised monitoring of her medical care. Best wishes.
Answered 11/9/2014
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