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I just had a d dimer test done i am only 41 and this is the result is d-dimer 0.50 mg/l feu <0.50 mg/l feu does that mean i could have a blood clot ?
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Why DDimer?: I need to know the reason you were ordered for D dimer. Your number is very low and should be considered negative unless you have signs and symptoms of clotting in your legs or lungs, then I would get further testing
Answered 11/8/2016
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