A member asked:

D dimer always positive but no clots found in lungs or legs. does this mean i have some clotting disorder? will it be a problem if i become pregnant?

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Dr. Theresa Henderson answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine

D-dimer: This does suggest some form of clotting disorder. The clotting may be in small vessels not picked up on routine studies for elevated D-dimer levels. You should see a hematologist (specialist in blood disorders). Until the etiology of your D-Dimer is found, if on birth control pills, another form should be used as birth control pills increase the risk blood clots large and small.

Answered 7/2/2016

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