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I think i have another case of dvt. how do i confirm without doing an ultrasound?
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DVT: If a DVT is not treated it can be life-threatening. You can do a test called the d dimer to help rule out a DVT. You should see a doctor in person and the emergency room
Answered 4/28/2020
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