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Can a viral infection cause a high d dimer?
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Yes, any inflammation, including that due to a viral infection can raise D-dimer. For example infection with Covid-19 virus can result in very high D dimer levels.
Answered 10/9/2021
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Yes, definitely as any other inflammatory state, that is where the test has to be ordered only in certain circumstances, otherwise becomes uninterpretable.
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