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Recent d-dimer result .68. should i worry? current smoker. history of high wbc average 17,000 and platelets 450-550. high neutrophils usually 10,000
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D dimer : You should contact your doctor. The answer to your concern requires an in-person evaluation. If you have chest pain or new shortness of breath go to the emergency room.
Answered 3/19/2019
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