Normal range:95%rule: Most laboratories define the 'normal' range to be the values randomly seen in 95% of normal individuals. This reflects the natural variations seen in a given test, and differences between individuals. In your case, you are in the high end of the 95% bell curve of normal individuals. D-Dimer may also randomly increase for various reasons. That is why your doc needs to interpret the test.
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